Evaluation of coal tar fractions for use in psoriasiform diseases using the mouse tail test:(II) TAR OIL ACIDS
R WRENCH, AZ BRITTEN - British Journal of Dermatology, 1975 - academic.oup.com
R WRENCH, AZ BRITTEN
British Journal of Dermatology, 1975•academic.oup.comMouse tail scale epidermis was used as a model to evaluate anti‐parakeratotic activity of tar
oil acids (phenols) boiling between 175 and 400° C. Lower boiling phenols seemed to
cause more Irritation, whereas high boiling phenols caused granular layer induction in
formerly parakeratotic skin.
oil acids (phenols) boiling between 175 and 400° C. Lower boiling phenols seemed to
cause more Irritation, whereas high boiling phenols caused granular layer induction in
formerly parakeratotic skin.
Summary
Mouse tail scale epidermis was used as a model to evaluate anti‐parakeratotic activity of tar oil acids (phenols) boiling between 175 and 400°C. Lower boiling phenols seemed to cause more Irritation, whereas high boiling phenols caused granular layer induction in formerly parakeratotic skin.
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