1948
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1948.01520180124013
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Chemistry of Palmar Sweat

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“…There exists in the sweat gland an anatomical differentiation which might serve this purpose. At the base the coiled tubule is lined with a single layer of epithelial cells, while the duct has a double layer of epithelial cells with a hyaline layer along the luminal border of the cells (15). If it be assumed that these are regions of greater and lesser permeability to urea, respectively, and that a reabsorption of water takes place through the wall of the duct, the phenomenon would be explained.…”
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“…There exists in the sweat gland an anatomical differentiation which might serve this purpose. At the base the coiled tubule is lined with a single layer of epithelial cells, while the duct has a double layer of epithelial cells with a hyaline layer along the luminal border of the cells (15). If it be assumed that these are regions of greater and lesser permeability to urea, respectively, and that a reabsorption of water takes place through the wall of the duct, the phenomenon would be explained.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Continuous monitoring is strongly requested. On the other hand, it is reported that blood glucose which is not incorporated by the liver is excreted in sweat if a higher blood sugar level continues [1]. This indicates chronic hyperglycemia non-invasively.…”
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“…Acker mann (12) was probably the first to suggest it. Later, Lobitz & Mason (13) found that many constituents of sweat were more concentrated at low rates of sweating. They suggested that at these slow rates there was greater op portunity for the ducts to reabsorb water.…”
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