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A novel in vitro stripping method to study geometry of corneocytes with fluorescent microscopy: example of aging skin
Skin Research and Technology, 10/27/09

Guz NV et al. – The developed method is fast and easy. It requires minimum interaction with the individual and allows using a broad variety of fluorescent dyes that may be potentially unsafe but beneficial for imaging. It can be used on any part of human.

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