Methods for Cutaneous InvestigationRobert L. Rietschel |
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Contents
Susan S Roper | 19 |
What Do They Mean? | 47 |
Rietschel | 85 |
Skin Impedance Measurement | 121 |
Techniques for Sampling the Bacterial Flora | 143 |
In Vitro Techniques | 171 |
The Evaluation of Acne in Humans | 185 |
47 | 217 |
Assessing Hair Growth in Male Pattern Baldness | 219 |
Common terms and phrases
acne agar air currents allergens ambient animal application Arch assessment bacteria barrier function biopsy blood flow Chem chemicals clinical cm² colonies compounds concentration Contact Dermatitis Cosmet counts cutaneous Dermatol Dermatology diffusion dispersal dose Draize Draize test Draize-FHSA drug effects electrical electrodes epicutaneous epidermal erythema evaluation evaporimeter experimental exposure frequency Freund's complete Freund's complete adjuvant gradient guinea pig guinea pig maximization hair human skin human subjects impression techniques individual induction Invest investigators Kligman laboratories layer lesion moisture normal skin obtained occlusive OECD organisms patch test percutaneous absorption permeability permeability constant photoallergy phototoxicity pig maximization test pilosebaceous potential probe procedure quantitative rabbit reactions receptor fluid relative humidity reproducible response sampling sebum sensors skin surface skin temperature steady-state sterile stratum corneum surement swabs tape test substance TEWL tion tissue topical Toxicol transepidermal water loss variability vehicle vitro vivo Volpo 20 water loss measurements