-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Lipids were extracted from human stratum corneum and the remaining corneocytes were reaggregated with different lyotropic liquid crystals. Water transport through the reaggregated stratum corneum was determined using a diffusion chamber according to Smith and Blank. The permeability constant for the reaggregated stratum corneum with natural lipids was 25-40% lower than that with the surfactant liquid crystals, but there was no significant difference between different liquid crystals.
Related Publications
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
April 1981,
The Tokai journal of experimental and clinical medicine,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
July 1986,
The Journal of investigative dermatology,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
February 1994,
Biochimica et biophysica acta,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
January 1997,
EXS,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
January 1991,
Advances in lipid research,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
January 2000,
Acta oto-laryngologica. Supplementum,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
January 1989,
Dermatologica,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
January 1985,
Archives of dermatological research,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
January 2015,
Skin pharmacology and physiology,
I Kayali, and
T Suhery, and
S E Friberg, and
F A Simion, and
L D Rhein
December 2014,
International journal of cosmetic science,
