1952
DOI: 10.2170/jjphysiol.3.133
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Ammonia in Human Sweat and Its Origin

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“…Molecules that increase the alkalinity of the skin are also present. One example is ammonia, which is produced by the eccrine sweat gland 22,23 . Carbon dioxide and bicarbonate from sweat may also increase cutaneous pH 20,24 .…”
Section: Origins Of Cutaneous Phmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Molecules that increase the alkalinity of the skin are also present. One example is ammonia, which is produced by the eccrine sweat gland 22,23 . Carbon dioxide and bicarbonate from sweat may also increase cutaneous pH 20,24 .…”
Section: Origins Of Cutaneous Phmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Normal eccrine sweat is acidic (4.5–6.0) and the skin becomes more acidic as the sweat evaporates (normally ammonia evaporates quickly) 41 . As the rate of eccrine sweat increases, the concentrations of ammonia, pyruvic acid and lactate decrease, and the pH increases 23,41 . Thermal apocrine sweat has a higher pH than eccrine sweat, and the skin pH becomes higher as it evaporates 16,26 , 30…”
Section: Normal Cutaneous Ph Valuesmentioning
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“…[ [28][29][30]46,47] Soaps and detergents The use of soaps, synthetic detergents and even tap water will raise skin pH in a short-term effect. [27,[31][32][33][34][35] Cosmetic products Skin pH values drop after the application of cosmetic products, which can buffer the impact of tap water washing.…”
Section: Sweatmentioning
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“…Although we did not collect blood during the march, we can compare EXP I total ketone body concentration in sweat doing work with serum concentration at rest on the same day (Table AIX. 35).…”
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