HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES IN ATOPIC DEMATITIS; RESPONSES FOLLOWING CONTROLLED STRIP INJURY.
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Cell Division↗
Biomedical subjects
W C LOBITZ
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Glycogen response in human epidermal basal cell.
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Glycogen↗
Dermatology: the eccrine sweat glands.
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Dermatology↗
Histochemical responses of human skin following ultraviolet irradiation.
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Humans↗
Injury and reinjury to the human epidermis. II. Epidermal basal cell response.
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Epidermis↗
Anecdotes of an agnostic allergist.
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Humans↗
Morphology in medicine; a reawakening.
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Anatomy↗
Some histochemical observations on the human eccrine sweat glands. IV. The recovery from the effects of profuse sweating.
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Eccrine Glands↗
Some histochemical observations on the human eccrine sweat glands. III. The effect of profuse sweating.
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Eccrine Glands↗
The Schiff-positive, nonglycogen material in the human eccrine sweat glands. I. Histochemistry.
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Eccrine Glands↗
Some histochemical observations on the human eccrine sweat glands. II. The pathogenesis of miliaria.
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Eccrine Glands↗
The structure and function of the sebaceous glands.
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Humans↗
Responses of the secretory coil of the human eccrine sweat gland to controlled injury.
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Biological Transport↗
Physiologic studies in atopic dermatitis; disseminated neurodermatitis. II. The effect of denervation on the delayed blanch phenomenon.
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Acetylcholine↗
Allergic drug reactions.
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Drug Hypersensitivity↗
Physical and physiological clues for diagnosing eczema.
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Dermatitis↗