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Moisturizer und andere die Hornschicht beeinflussende Wirkstoffe

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Dermatologische Externatherapie

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Harnstoff kommt im Organismus u. a. auch in den natürlichen wasserbindenden Substanzen (NMF) (7%) reichlich vor und wird in größeren Mengen im Urin ausgeschieden. Harnstoff ist gut wasserlöslich.

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Gloor, M. (2000). Moisturizer und andere die Hornschicht beeinflussende Wirkstoffe. In: Dermatologische Externatherapie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58308-7_5

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