Mid-Infrared absorption coefficients of human skin stratum corneum
Mattia SaitaiD, Alexander MittelstädtiD, Nina Köder, Michael Kaluza, Thorsten Lubinski, Dieter GronebergiD, Florian Kai Groeber-BeckeriD, Werner MänteleiD, Sergius Janik
Abstract
We report infrared absorption coefficients of human stratum corneum from both native ex vivo skin and in vitro skin models. The spectra show a good transparency in the so-called molecular fingerprint region, even in high relative humidity conditions. Our results provide the quantitative basis for understanding the interaction of Mid-IR light with skin, highly relevant for biomedical sensing and dermatological research.
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