Mechanical Separation of the Epidermis from the Corium1
作者： E.J. van Scott
DOI: 10.1038/JID.1952.43
关键词: Biophysics 、 Anatomy 、 Chemistry 、 Epidermis (zoology) 、 Corium
摘要: Various methods for separating the epidermis from corium have been described. These included utilization of tryptic digestion (1), heat (2), ionic changes, (3), and suction (4). All these disadvantage altering to some degree physical and/or chemical integrity one or both layers are therefore unsatisfactory studies skin which require an isolated, but otherwise intact, corium.
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