The Sebaceous Glands: Twenty-five Years of Progress

Overview

Journal J Invest Dermatol

Publisher Elsevier

Specialty Dermatology

Date 1976 Jul 1

PMID 778300

Citations 8

Authors

J S Strauss

P E POCHI

D T Downing

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Abstract

During the last twenty-five years, research on the sebaceous glands has made significant advances. Many of the new findings are related to electron microscopy, quantitative lipid composition studies, and the hormonal and nonhormonal control of sebaceous gland secretion.

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