Factors affecting SPF in vitro measurement and correlation with in vivo results

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New approach for a reliablein vitrosun protection factor method Part I: Principle and mathematical aspects

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Film thickness frequency distribution of different vehicles determines sunscreen efficacy

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Problems of in vitro SPF Measurements Brought about by Viscous Fingering Generated during Sunscreen Applications

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Sun oils: effect of the applied dose on SPF determined by usingin vitromethod

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The revised COLIPAin vitroUVA method

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In vitro Sun Protection Factor: Still a Challenge with No Final Answer

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Effectiveness of different substrate materials for in vitro sunscreen tests

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Importance of sunscreen products spreading protocol and substrate roughness forin vitrosun protection factor assessment

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Sunscreen tests: Correspondence between in vitro data and values reported by the manufacturers

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