Structural evaluation of stratum corneum investigated by electron spin resonance imaging

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Electron spin resonance (ESR) in conjunction with a slow-tumbling simulation was utilized for defining various stratum corneum (SC) lipid structures. The α-terpineol enhanced about three times permeation of the single chain 5-DSA than that of the control. We also studied psoriasis vulgaris SC (pv-SC). We found that the pv-SC is less ordering of the structure than that of the control SC, indicating abnormal architecture of the pv-sc.A 9 GHz ESR imager that is capable of the imaging surface area of thin materials has been built. More importantly, the TE111 cavity does not require inserting the sample into the cavity and placing samples into ESR tubes. In addition, the components of the 9 GHz imager and imaging data processing are developed.