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The integumentary system is composed of

Skin hair nails sweat glands oil glands mammary glands

Cutaneous membrane

Epidermis. Dermis.

Integumentary system

Detainees membrane

There are four cell types found in the epidermis

Keratinocytes. Produces tough protein called keratin . Melanocytes. Pigment cells located deep in the epidermis they also produce melanin which is responsible for skin color . Merkel cells. Are sensory cells. And langerhans cells. Wandering macrophages.

Layers of epidermis. Come let's get sun burned

Corneum. Lucidum. Granulosum. Spinosum. Basale.

Stratum basale

Location of melanocytes. Cells in this area are undergoing active reproduction.

Stratum spinosum

Keratinocytes are bound together by desmosomes.

Stratum granulosum

Keratinocytes produce lots of keratin

Stratum corneum

Superficial layer consists of interlocking dehydrated dead cel

Epidermal pigment content

Carotene derive from carrots corn and squash. Can convert to vitamin A. Melanin. Produced and stored and melanocytes crates night natural skin color and tan.

Exposure to UV light melanocyte

Repeated exposure to UV light can result in long-term epidermal and dermal damage. Results in premature wrinkling. Can result in epidermal skin cancer.

The dermis consists of two layers

Popular layers. Which is The Superficial dermis. And the reticular layer which is the Deep dermis.

Papillary layers consist of

Loose connective tissue. Dermal papillae. Capillaries. Nerve axons.

Reticular layers consist of

Interwoven network of dense irregular connective tissue. Hair follicles. Sweat glands. Sebaceous glands.

Why do we get wrinkles

The interwoven collagen fibers provide tensile strength the elastic fibers allow the skin to stretch and recoil but skin wrinkles are due to age change of hormone levels and UV light

Stretch marks and why we get them

Extensive stretching during pregnancy excessive waking can cause reticular fibers to break. The skin does not require. The skin wrinkles and creases result in stretch marks.