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Stratum corneum Lipids and Water
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Exogenous Dermatology
Exogenous Dermatology (2005) 3 (2): 53–56.
Published Online: 20 July 2005
... that may contact the skin surface. The main lipids comprising the barrier are ceramides, cholesterol and long-chain saturated fatty acids. The ceramides are structurally heterogenous. In the human, there are 9 series of ceramides. Three of these are acylceramides consisting of long ω-hydroxy acids amide...
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Dry Skin: Environmental Aspects
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Exogenous Dermatology
Exogenous Dermatology (2005) 3 (2): 57–71.
Published Online: 20 July 2005
... a tight and effective barrier to the passage of water through the tissue, (b) the presence of corneodesmosome-bound and ceramide-hydrophobed corneocytes which influence the tortuosity of the SC and thereby the diffusion path length of water and (c) the presence of both intracellular and extracellular SC...