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The monoene and other Wax alcohols of human skin surface lipid and their relation to the fatty acids of this lipid

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The monoene and other Wax alcohols of human skin surface lipid and their relation to the fatty acids of this lipid (English)

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1 May 1967

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Alpha oxidation of the brain fatty acids.

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SKIN LIPIDS. 3. FATTY CHAINS IN SKIN LIPIDS. THE USE OF VERNIX CASEOSA TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS COMPONENTS IN HUMAN SKIN SURFACE LIPID.

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SKIN LIPIDS. II. LIPID CLASS COMPOSITION OF SAMPLES FROM VARIOUS SPECIES AND ANATOMICAL SITES.

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Studies of sebum. Further studies of the composition of the unsaponifiable matter of human-forearm 'sebum'.

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THE STRUCTURES OF THE FREE UNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS OF HUMAN SKIN SURFACE FAT

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Isolation and characterization of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids and alcohols of human skin surface lipids

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The constitution of the aliphatic alcohols in human sebum

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SKIN LIPIDS. IV. BIOCHEMISTRY AND FUNCTION.

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10.1007/BF02532567

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