Freeze-Etching Nomenclature

Daniel Branton, S. Bullivant, Norton B. Gilula, +11

Science

The junctions of normal human epidermis

R. Caputo, D. Peluchetti

Journal of Ultrastructure Research

Skin DevelopmentCutaneous BiologyHistopathologyCytoskeletonWound Healing +8

Harlequin Ichthyosis With Epidermal Lipid Abnormality

Melodie M. Buxman

Archives of Dermatology

Phenotypic Harlequin IchthyosisPathogenesisHistopathologyPathologyUpper Epidermis +10

Harlequin fetus successfully treated with etretinate

Frances Lawlor, S. Peiris

British Journal of Dermatology

FertilityFetal MedicineGynecologyEmbryologyCareful Attention +17

Acid Hydrolases of the Epidermis: Subcellular Localization and Relationship to Cornification

Ruth K. Freinkel, Thomas N. Traczyk

Journal of Investigative Dermatology

BiosynthesisEngineeringBiochemistryNatural SciencesAcid Hydrolases +5

Keratinization in the Harlequin Fetus

Howard P. Baden

Archives of Dermatology

FertilityPathologyAnatomyReproductive BiologyDermatology +17

AN ABNORMALITY OF KERATIN IN THE HARLEQUIN FETUS

John M. Craig, Lowell A. Goldsmith, Howard P. Baden

PEDIATRICS

Fetal MedicinePathologyAnatomyDermatologyOrthopaedic Surgery +16

An abnormality of keratin in the harlequin fetus.

John M. Craig, Lowell A. Goldsmith, Howard P. Baden

PubMed

Fetal MedicinePathologyAnatomyDermatologyOrthopaedic Surgery +15

The three-dimensional aspect of mammalian lung multilamellar bodies

Clifford J. Stratton

Tissue and Cell

Lung DepositionPhysiologyCytoskeletonAnatomyMedicine +4

Plasma Membranes in Psoriatic Cells. A Freeze-fracture Study

R. Caputo, Marco Innocenti, Giulio Gasparini, +1

Journal of Investigative Dermatology

Cutaneous BiologyPlasma MembranesMembrane SystemDermatologyMedicine +2