Epidermis and dermis
OPTICAL PROPERTY OF DERMIS AND EPIDERMIS LAYER
... It has been difficult to accurately determine the light absorption and scattering value in each of the skin layer distinctly. In this paper we have proposed a model to derive the absorption and scattering of light in ...
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Wound Closure on the Neonatal Rat Skin II The Potential Ability of Epidermis to Close Small Sized Wounds Independently of the Underlying Dermis
... comprises epidermis and dermis has not been fully elucidated due to the complexity of the participants as well as the interactions ...of epidermis itself dur- ing wound closure on neonatal rat skin ...
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Development and characterisation of a low concentration SDS decellularised porcine dermis
... porcine dermis decellularisation protocol involved the following steps: chemical removal of the epidermis using 1 M NaCl, appli- cation of trypsin treatment paste to remove hair follicles, PAA disinfection ...
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β Catenin has sequential roles in the survival and specification of ventral dermis
... ventral dermis from the ...the dermis, sternum, and endothelial cells by ...the epidermis, which differentiates from the surface ...ventral dermis fate map by using the En1Cre and En1Cre-ER T1 ...
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Molecular mechanisms controlling dorsal dermis generation from the somitic dermomyotome
... dense dermis which will reorganize to give rise to the dermal condensa- tions and interbud dermis (Viallet et al ...an epidermis, feather formation is ...
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Homeostasis, regeneration and tumour formation in the mammalian epidermis
... interfollicular epidermis; IL-16, interleukin-16; IL-1b, interleukin-1b; JMJD3, jumonji-domain containing histone demethylase D3; MMP, matrix metalloproteinase; NF-κB, nuclear factor-κB; PAMP, pathogen associated ...
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Estrogen modulates mesenchyme epidermis interactions in the adult nipple
... (upper) dermis fibroblasts express higher levels of growth factors that control epidermal proliferation and differentiation, whereas those from the reticular (lower) dermis produce high levels of signaling ...
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Reprogramming adult dermis to a neonatal state through epidermal activation of β catenin
... Using PdgfraEGFP reporter mice to directly isolate dermal fibroblasts without subjecting them to a period in culture we have been able to carry out gene expression profiling of cells in their native state. We have shown ...
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Wound Healing: From Epidermis Culture to Tissue Engineering
... mentioned, dermis and epidermis have dif- ferent ...the epidermis, as in other adult organs with high renewal rate, there are specific mechanisms to allow for cell replacement during the processes of ...
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Genetic control of epidermis differentiation in Drosophila
... and epidermis), with each being composed of several cell layers (or stratum), the formation of the Drosophila integument appears as a far simpler ...for epidermis morphogenesis there- fore take place in a ...
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Dermis fat graft for contracted socket reconstruction in an indigenous black population, Southwestern Nigeria
... the dermis-fat graft by incising the conjunctiva, and dissecting it into the fornices, following which measure- ment of the defect was done (Figure ...the epidermis was dissected off the underlying ...
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The intrinsic or the extrinsic pathways of apoptosis in the epidermis after cladribine application?
... In our study, we received a different results on caspase 8 expression than Marzo et al. and Nomura et al. [31,32]. The experiment was carried on female Wistar rats. Cladribine was administered in the dose of 0.07 ...
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Regulation of asymmetric cell division in the epidermis
... were generated. This allowed high spatial and temporal control of expression. Short-term (8 hour) induction of mInscuteable expression in the epidermis substantially enhanced the population of asymmetrically ...
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Cell interactions and planar polarity in the abdominal epidermis of Drosophila
... A stan– clones marked with pawn; inside the clones the polarity is dishevelled but there are no consistent effects on neighbouring cells outside the clone genotype 45.. B A stan– clone e[r] ...
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Interleukin 1 receptor antagonist in normal and psoriatic epidermis
... equivalent to an intracellular variant of IL-1ra expressed by keratinocytes. Polymerase chain reaction indicated the presence of mRNA for both forms of IL-1ra in normal epidermis, with both forms increased in ...
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Brassinosteroid perception in the epidermis controls root meristem size
... the epidermis is sufficient to control root meristem size, whereas BR signaling in the inner cell files ...the epidermis to the inner cells is transmitted by a different component from BES1 and BZR1, which ...
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Morphology and biomechanics of the microfibrillar network of sea cucumber dermis
... a dermis consisting of collagen fibrils, microfibrils, proteoglycans and other soluble and insoluble ...the dermis is a network of 10–14 nm diameter microfibrils, which surrounds and penetrates bundles of ...
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The histone acetyltransferase inhibitor Nir regulates epidermis development
... that epidermis-specific ablation of Nir impairs epidermal stratification and barrier function, resulting in perinatal ...deficient epidermis lacks appendages and remains single layered during ...in ...
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LGN dependent orientation of cell divisions in the dermomyotome controls lineage segregation into muscle and dermis
... and dermis from the late DM, where most cell divisions are vertically ...and dermis requires the coupling of two simultaneous processes: on the one hand, vertically oriented divisions in the late- stage DM, ...
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ALTERATION OF THE EPHA2/EPHRIN-A SIGNALING AXIS IN PSORIATIC EPIDERMIS
... dimensional organotypic raft model of human epidermis (Fig. 1a). EphA2 along with EphA1 and ephrin-A1 were readily detectable by Western blotting in undifferentiated keratinocytes maintained in low (0.03 mM) Ca 2+ ...
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