… of the fatty acid composition in cul- tured keratinocytes as compared with … keratinocyte
cultures (27, 30, 31) as compared with the secondary and tertiary cultures of human keratinocytes …

… We performed in vitro biological tests on human keratinocyte (… We found that treated
keratinocytes showed increased … the redox equilibrium of keratinocytes, which could explain the …

… To determine whether signaling pathways are involved in the regulation of human keratinocyte
migration and proliferation induced by PSF absolute, we tested the respective roles of Akt …

… essentially active migration and proliferation of epidermal keratinocytes’5.20. Obviously, the
… of normal human keratinocytes (NHK) and those of normal human dermal fibroblasts on ‘…

… At any rate, the most important conclusion of this work is the fact that normal human keratinocytes
are able to form an epithelium of normal architecture and to express essential terminal …

… the human proteins used in these fits (involucrin, CRP) and their supposed mouse counterparts.
However, the success of these human proteins in fitting the cultured mouse keratinocyte …

… keratinocyte growth medium (KGM-2; from keratinocyte basal media supplemented with 0.1
ng/mL human … After reaching approximately 60% confluency, the keratinocytes were passed …

… Aim of the study: to analyze the chemical composition of the hydro-distilled Zanthoxylum
bungeanum … Materials and methods: The chemical composition of ZBEO was analyzed with gas …

… human keratinocytes synthesize, store, secrete, and degrade ACh. Herein, we demonstrate
localization and activities of keratinocyte … and release by human keratinocytes in cell culture. …

… human keratinocytes (NCTC2544) from chemically induced oxidative stress (500 μM H 2
O 2 for 2, 16, and 24 h). As reference synthetic pure compounds rosmarinic acid (360.31 μg/mL)…