Значения термина skin pigmentation на английском

The most reported chronic skin pigmentation exacerbated by menses is melasma.

They have lost their hair, their skin pigmentation and, most crucially, their genitalia.

The common adverse reactions were hand-foot syndrome, skin pigmentation, nausea, vomiting, anorexia and fatigue.

Several topical agents are utilized to treat skin pigmentation disorders.

All patients showed failure to thrive and had dysmorphic features and abnormal skin pigmentation.

Recent genome-wide association studies have identified variants affecting hair, eye and skin pigmentation in Europeans.

Inhibition of skin pigmentation was evaluated by measuring anti-tyrosinase activity and melanogenesis in melanoma cells.

Vitiligo is a skin condition that affects skin pigmentation.

Blueskins were people who inherited a splotchy skin pigmentation from other people who'd survived a plague.

OBJECTIVE: We sought to summarize the literature on catamenial skin hyperpigmentation and menses-induced exacerbations of skin pigmentation disorders.

His protective skin pigmentation was excellent.

Melanocyte activity, along with the type and distribution of melanins, is the main driver for diversity of skin pigmentation.

We have studied a 20-month-old female whose main phenotypes were failure to thrive, developmental delay, and patchy skin pigmentation.

The Brazilians have not gone coffee-coloured: in fact they still show a wide range of skin pigmentation, from black to tan.

We've allowed something as simple as skin pigmentation to create a caste system that is an ever-looming reminder of our historical skeletons.

Subjects with elevated serum estrogen concentrations, such as those who are pregnant or ingesting estrogen-containing contraceptive medication, may develop increased skin pigmentation.