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10:00 The biology of the skin barrier: the eczema… The biology of the skin barrier: the eczema connection.	The biology of the skin barrier: the eczema connection. A description of basic keratinocyte biology, with an emphasis on the formation of the stratum corneum. I explain how the bricks and mortar model works, and how external agents can attack this barrier… mortar model positive feedback biology shaped eczema actuarial science health care design cutaneous conditions differentiate skin dermatology squareness medical terminology clinical medicine environment genetics cell biology susceptible topic dermatitis complex procedure cells express systems theory dermatitis health mutation cell anatomy caption complete paper products edinburgh medical school barrier transients stem cell epidemiology stratum cornea construction effects carotene masonry 1st video individualism building materials cloning architectural design detergents geometry legal terms cells epidermis impaired barrier disease keratins elementary geometry political philosophy demography skin diseases irritant dermatitis spindle cell inflammations From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 452 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created June 15th, 2016

10:00

The biology of the skin barrier: the eczema…

The biology of the skin barrier: the eczema connection.

A description of basic keratinocyte biology, with an emphasis on the formation of the stratum corneum. I explain how the bricks and mortar model works, and how external agents can attack this barrier…

From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 452 plays 0

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Jonathan Rees

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English

Date Created

June 15th, 2016

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