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|a Black skin :
|b structure and function /
|c William Montagna, Giuseppe Prota, John A. Kenney, Jr.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 137-151) and index.
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|a Skin color and the evolution of mankind -- Factors that regulate human skin color -- Skin color, vitamin D synthesis and the migration of Homo -- Classifications of mankind -- Structure of black skin -- Epidermis -- Cutaneous appendages -- Dermis -- Comments on the structure of black skin -- Biological differences between blacks and whites -- Hypertension -- Color of eyes, nails and buccal mucosa -- Skin pigmentation, resistance to disease and natural selection -- Cold adaptation -- Infrared, ultraviolet rays and black skin -- UVB susceptibility -- Transepidermal water loss -- Perspiration and body odor -- Acne -- Body hair -- Mongolian spot -- Odds and ends -- Skin melanocytes -- Origins of melanocytes -- Production of melanin by melanocytes -- Variations in cutaneous melanocytes -- Melanosomes and variations in skin color -- Structure of melanosomes -- Fate of melanosomes -- Hormonal control of melanogenesis -- Nonhormonal influences on skin color -- Melanins and related metabolites -- Earlier workers -- Melanin-forming enzyme -- Tyrosinase gene and protein -- Varieties of melanins.
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|a (cont) Chemistry of melanin -- Melanin-related metabolites -- Biosynthesis of melanin -- Intriguing function of melanin -- Pigmentary disorders that occur in black skin -- Vitiligo -- Other pigmentary disorders -- Chemical agents and pigmentary disorders -- Postinflammatory pigmentary disorders -- Disorders of hyperpigmentation -- Dermatology of black skin -- Actinic keratosis and skin cancer -- Pseudofolliculitis barbae -- Perifolliculitis capitis abscedens et suffodiens -- Keloidal folliculitis -- Dermatosis papulosa nigra -- Disseminate and recurrent infundibulo-folliculitis -- Wound healing and the formation of keloids -- Healing process -- Healing promoting factors -- Wound contraction and scar formation -- Hypertrophic scars and keloids -- Other differences between hypertrophic scars and keloids -- Keloids -- Scars -- Cosmetic surgery -- Cosmetics for black skin -- Cover cosmetics -- Stratum corneum -- Skin lubricants -- Postinflammatory hyperpigmentation -- Melasma -- Hair-grooming techniques -- Reflections on cosmetics.
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|a This book is the first to concentrate on the structure and function of black skin. There are some physiological and structural differences between black and white skin; an area of intense interest is that of differences in response to sunlight and other damaging agents. An understanding of response to damaging agents is central to the problems of preventing or forestalling the early effects of aging in skin (a goal that is responsible for the current expansion in dermatological research). This book provides a concise multi-disciplinary insight into the biology, physiology, and chemistry of black skin. Primary emphasis is on the nature and origin of the pigmentary color and how this is related to specific properties of black skin, such as photoprotection and low incidence of skin cancers, that are lacking in white skin. Other topics covered include dermatology and cosmetics of black skin from a practical viewpoint of skin care and current treatments of pigmentary disorders. Black Skin is accessible to a broad range of readers from graduate students to specialists in physical anthropology, skin biology, dermatology, and cosmetology, as well as medical practitioners. Key Features * Explains the molecular basis of racial color differences and the chemistry of melanin * Covers the biologic uniqueness of black skin, including: * Lack of elastosis in young skin * Keloid formation * Includes pigmentary disorders of black skin * Addresses the cosmetics of black skin.
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|a Electronic reproduction.
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|a Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002.
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|a Skin
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