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Basal transepidermal water loss: right/left forearm difference and motoric dominance

Rodrigues et al., 1998

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3461335085810556841
Author
Rodrigues L
Pereira L
Publication year
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Skin Research and Technology

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Background/alms: Evaporimetry and transepidermal water loss (TEWL) evaluations are among the most important means of approaching basic cutaneous physiology in terms of its epidermal barrier function. However, physiological skin complexity, together with the loose …
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