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Preparation of Isolated Sheets of Human Stratum Corneum
Archives of Dermatology · 1963 · Vol. 88(6) · pp. 702–702
Abstract
Summary Methods of preparing intact, undenatured sheets of human stratum corneum are described. The epidermis of split or full-thickness skin is first separated by exposure to ammonia fumes or heat at 60 C. The horny layer is then isolated by incubating in dilute trypsin solution. Cantharidin blisters provide a convenient way of obtaining stratum corneum from living subjects with minimum discomfort and no scarring.
Beetle Biology and Toxicology StudiesInsect and Pesticide ResearchEntomological Studies and EcologyStratum corneumBlistersCantharidinEpidermis (zoology)Human skinStratumTrypsinDermatologyMedicineChromatography
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AnatomyBlisterCantharidinEpidermisEpitheliumHumansPhysiologySkinSpecimen HandlingMedical Laboratory ScienceBiomedical Technology
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