157. IN VITRO SCREENING TECHNIQUES IN DERMATOLOGY.

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Majmudar, G., Smith, M. Mary Kay Holding Corp., Dallas, TX. Cosmetics & Toiletries Magazine, 113, 69-72, (1998)

Summary: To avoid skin irritation and allergies from cosmetic products, the raw materials should be screened during product development. In vivo screening techniques are best. The author describes two in vitro models (cell culture and living skin equivalent) and several in vitro tests (percutaneous absorption, toxicity, melanogenesis, wound healing, antiaging, and cell proliferation and differentiation).

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Skin Irritation (EpiDerm Application)

Percutaneous Absorption (EpiDerm Application)

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Applications: Anti-aging, Irritation - skin, Percutaneous absorption/penetration, Transdermal permeation/penetration, Wound healing - skin

Keywords: Anti-aging, Cutaneous irritancy, Cutaneous irritation, Cutaneous toxicity, Dermal absorption, Dermal irritancy, Dermal irritancy testing, Dermal irritation, Dermal penetration, Dermal permeation, Differentiation, cellular, EpiDerm, Melanin, Melanocytes, Melanogenesis, Percutaneous absorption, Percutaneous penetration, Proliferation, cellular, Skin irritancy, Skin irritation, Transdermal, Wound healing, Wounds

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