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Skin biopsy

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Asymmetric Cell Division in the Skin

Wan-Hung Fan

An asymmetric cell division (ACD) is defined as a division that gives rise to two daughter cells with different fates. It is the most common type of division during development. Analogous to Drosophila neuroblasts, proteins involved in ACD such as Insc and ...

EPFL2012

Activin Signalling in Human Melanoma Cells

Susanna Eveliina Kallioinen

Melanoma, the most fatal of all skin cancers, by unknown mechanisms overcomes the cytostatic effects of TGFβ, while maintaining the TGFβ signaling needed for its tumor promoting functions. Besides TGFβ, ectopic induction of the TGFβ family member Nodal has ...

EPFL2012

PAR2 absence completely rescues inflammation and ichthyosis caused by altered CAP1/Prss8 expression in mouse skin

Friedrich Beermann, Simona Frateschi

Altered serine protease activity is associated with skin disorders in humans and in mice. The serine protease channel-activating protease-1 (CAP1; also termed protease serine S1 family member 8 (Prss8)) is important for epidermal homeostasis and is thus in ...

Nature Research2011

Non-autoclave processing of honeycomb sandwich structures: Skin through thickness air permeability during cure

Jan-Anders Edvin Maansson, Véronique Michaud

In non-autoclave processing of sandwich structures, the pressure level inside the honeycomb becomes a critical process parameter, which depends on the permeability to air of the upper skin. In this work, prepreg and adhesive permeabilities were determined ...

Elsevier2010

Optimisation of low pressure processing for honeycomb sandwich structures

Vacuum-bag processing of honeycomb sandwich structures faces particular challenges compared to autoclave sandwich fabrication for aeronautics, a consequence of using, at the most, atmospheric pressure for their manufacturing. In particular, the adhesion of ...

EPFL2009