The maintenance of normal human sebocytes in organ culture and in vitro is extremely difficult and barely reproducible, mainly because the cells are programmed to differentiate and undergo holocrine secretion, i.e. cell membrane rupture and release of their content. Therefore, we developed a skin explant model, where skin specimens are co-cultured for 6 days with a monolayer cell culture of the immortalized human SZ95 sebaceous gland cells (sebocytes). Through model variation the molecular cross-talk between SZ95 sebocytes and the skin specimens is possible both through direct cell-tissue as well as humoral contact. The structural integrity of the skin explant epidermis was facilitated through the co-culture in direct contact. Parallel co-c...
Pemphigus is a chronic mucocutaneous autoimmune bullous disease that is characterized by loss of cel...
The Skin is the largest organ in the mammalian body and serves as a barrier to protect the body from...
Currently, human skin equivalents (HSEs) used for in vitro assays (e.g., for wound healing) make use...
Human skin equivalents are in vitro model constructed with human skin cells. The function and morpho...
Human sebaceous cells, isolated from adult human skin, were cultured on either bovine type I collage...
Epidermal homeostasis is understood as the maintenance of epidermal tissue structure and function by...
Animal models are extremely important to study skin biology, cutaneous toxicity, and its associated ...
Human facial sebaceous gland cells were transfected with a PBR-322-based plasmid containing the codi...
Histologic and immunofluorescence methods were used to analyse the presence of fibronectin, chondroi...
Cultured primary human keratinocytes are frequently employed for studies of immunological and inflam...
Few data are available on early regeneration of human epidermis in vivo. We have established a supra...
The skin is the largest organ of human body and its severe damage can cause even death of a patient....
Several studies have recently been conducted on cultured skin equivalent (SE), prepared using human ...
In normal epidermis there is a balance between the rate of cell division and the rate of terminal di...
Progress in biotechnology has led to new therapeutic approaches in various fields of human health ca...
Pemphigus is a chronic mucocutaneous autoimmune bullous disease that is characterized by loss of cel...
The Skin is the largest organ in the mammalian body and serves as a barrier to protect the body from...
Currently, human skin equivalents (HSEs) used for in vitro assays (e.g., for wound healing) make use...
Human skin equivalents are in vitro model constructed with human skin cells. The function and morpho...
Human sebaceous cells, isolated from adult human skin, were cultured on either bovine type I collage...
Epidermal homeostasis is understood as the maintenance of epidermal tissue structure and function by...
Animal models are extremely important to study skin biology, cutaneous toxicity, and its associated ...
Human facial sebaceous gland cells were transfected with a PBR-322-based plasmid containing the codi...
Histologic and immunofluorescence methods were used to analyse the presence of fibronectin, chondroi...
Cultured primary human keratinocytes are frequently employed for studies of immunological and inflam...
Few data are available on early regeneration of human epidermis in vivo. We have established a supra...
The skin is the largest organ of human body and its severe damage can cause even death of a patient....
Several studies have recently been conducted on cultured skin equivalent (SE), prepared using human ...
In normal epidermis there is a balance between the rate of cell division and the rate of terminal di...
Progress in biotechnology has led to new therapeutic approaches in various fields of human health ca...
Pemphigus is a chronic mucocutaneous autoimmune bullous disease that is characterized by loss of cel...
The Skin is the largest organ in the mammalian body and serves as a barrier to protect the body from...
Currently, human skin equivalents (HSEs) used for in vitro assays (e.g., for wound healing) make use...