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HERO ID
2066191
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
Infrared characterization of human sweat glands inhibited with aluminum chlorohydrate
Author(s)
Strassburger, J; Coble, DW
Year
1987
Is Peer Reviewed?
0
Journal
Journal of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists
ISSN:
0037-9832
Report Number
IPA/88/778133
Volume
Soc
Issue
REF 28
Language
eng
Abstract
IPA COPYRIGHT: ASHP The mechanism of the antiperspirant action of aluminum chlorohydrate (I) was demonstrated by the infrared spectrometric characterization of poral occlusions in the sweat glands obtained from punch biopsies of the volar forearm of 2 men following overnight treatment with an occlusive patch of 20% I solution. Good evidence was found in the plugs of the formation of a complex between I and keratin in the stratum corneum. In vitro treatment of axillary stratum corneum samples with I solution was used to show the I-protein binding sites and aid in characterizing the in vivo plug spectra.
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