Dermatologic Research Techniques

    January 1996 in “ CRC Press eBooks ”
    Howard I. Maïbach
    TLDR Various techniques help study skin conditions and test drug effects.
    The document discussed various dermatologic research techniques, including the use of animal models such as guinea pigs, mice, and rats to study skin conditions and drug effects. It highlighted the use of scalp grafts on nude mice as a model for human hair growth, which was relevant for hair growth drug screening. The document also covered methods for measuring skin color, testing phototoxicity, and evaluating drug and cosmetic effects on the skin. Additionally, it explored the use of peptide-copper complexes in stimulating hair follicles, with studies conducted on both humans and animals. These techniques provided insights into dermatopharmacology and the pathophysiology of skin conditions.
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