Quantity and composition of skin surface lipids and alkaline-resistance in subjects with contact allergy and in healthy controls

Gloor, M.; Strack, R.; Geissler, Hans J.; Friederich, H. C.

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“…A comparison with data reported previously is therefore difficult. Data for the back of volunteers have been reported by G loor et al [13][14][15] for petroleum ether. These values compare approximately to the values reported here if the replacement time of 2 h is taken into account.…”

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Influence of Lipophilic Substances on Fungal Infections of the Human Skin

Schmid¹,

Chelf²

1976

Dermatology

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A three-factor factorial experiment was performed to assess the efficiency of lipid extraction from the back of human volunteers. Chloroform-methanol (2:1 v/v) proved substantially superior to acetone or diethyl ether. The latter two solvents were also significantly more efficient than n-hexane. The implication of the findings is discussed with regard to the isolation and characterization of fungistatic and bacteriostatic agents on the surface of the skin.

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