Titlebook: Skin Pharmacology and Toxicology; Recent Advances Corrado L. Galli,Christopher N. Hensby,Marina Mari Conference proceedings 1990 Springer S

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ncreases, additional disease processes such as skin photodamage and carcinogenicity risk becoming major areas of therapeutic concern. This book reviews in detail the major scientific areas of interest for research and clinical scientists working in skin pharmacology and toxicology. The basic principles relati978-1-4684-7904-1978-1-4684-7902-7

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ese diseases are physically and psychologically disfiguring for the sufferers; furthermore, by their very chronic nature skin diseases, unlike most other disease processes, present both acute and chronic therapy problems. In addition, the chronic nature of these diseases can present certain economic

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Hyperplastic Transformation: The Response of the Skin to Irritation and Injury, epithelium due to increased cellular proliferation which results in an increase of the number of epidermal cell layers and — after subsequent terminal differentiation -in a thickening of the protecting horny layer. Although hyperplastic development is the most common hyperproliferative response of the skin, it is not the only one.

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Conference proceedings 1990es are physically and psychologically disfiguring for the sufferers; furthermore, by their very chronic nature skin diseases, unlike most other disease processes, present both acute and chronic therapy problems. In addition, the chronic nature of these diseases can present certain economic problems.

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Hyperplastic Transformation: The Response of the Skin to Irritation and Injury,rmful external influences and irritations. This response consists of a highly complex pattern of hyperproliferative, inflammatory and immunological reactions which have so far only been insufficiently investigated. One characteristic answer to irritation is epidermal hyperplasia, a thickening of the