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The hydration of keratin is increased, not basal cells
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d
Mimic the barrier effect of surface lipids that are defective - this increases the hydration of the basal cells in the stratum corneum
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Keratin is hydrated in in the stratum corneum, not the stratum spinosum
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e
Mimic the barrier effect of surface lipids that are defective - this increases the hydration of the keratin in the stratum spinosum
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Emollients mimic surface lipids, not keratinocytes
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b
Mimic the barrier effect of keratinocytes that are defective - this increases the hydration of the keratin in the stratum corneum
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Emollients mimic surface lipids, not merkel cells
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c
Mimic the barrier effect of merkel cells that are defective - this increases the hydration of the keratin in the stratum corneum
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Emollients such as E45 come in different formulations such as lotions, creams and ointments. They are used in dermatological conditions such as psoriasis and eczema and create a barrier for the skin.
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a
Mimic the barrier effect of surface lipids that are defective - this increases the hydration of the keratin in the stratum corneum
Concept
Chapter
2693
3914
psoriasis
Topic
144
Dermatology
13752
Which of the following do **emollient**s mimic?
a