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What are the 4 cell types in the epidermis?
keratinocytes
melanocytes
langerhan's cells
Merkel cells
Where are keratinocytes?
deep mitotic layer
Where are melanocytes located?
basal layer of epidermis
Role of melanocytes?
manufacture melanin
How is melanin transferred?
along cytoplasm projections to neighboring keratinocyte
Role of Langerhan's cells?
act as an immune system for epidermis
What are Merkel cells?
sensory receptor cells
Mitosis deep to superficial?
deep: mitotic
superficial: non mitotic
Keratin deep to superficial?
deep: keratin synthesis
superifical: keratin modified
Blood supply: deep to superficial?
deep: access to blood supply
superficial: no access
Stratum Germinativum- location?
deepest part in epidermis
Stratum Spinosum- size? what is it? location?
-very thick
-spiny projections
-on top of stratum germinativum
Stratum granulosum- role?
contains granules for water proofing the layer
-prevents water from getting in
What layers of epidermis are non living?
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
Where is stratum lucidum located?
only in palms and soles
Where is stratum corneum located?
top layer
What bounds the dermis together? 3
collagen, elastin, reticular fibers
What are the 2 layers of the dermis?
papillary layer
reticular layer
Papillary layer- location? what does it contain?
top layer of dermis
contains blood vessels, papillae, dermal ridges
Reticular layer- location? what it contains?
deep and thickest portion of dermis
-contains collagen bundles, eleastin, striae
What does hair contain?
layer of dead cells
contains keratinocytes
What are the 3 layers of the hair shaft?
medulla
cortex
cuticle
Root hair plexus?
nerve
Papillae of hair?
blood supply
What are nails?
modification of existing epidermis
What does nails contain?
hard keratin
Role of Eccrine sweat glands?
blood filtrate
temperature regulation
Where are Apocrine sweat glands located? 2
axillary and anogenital regions
Where does the Apocrine sweat glands empty?
hair follicles
Role of Cerumionous gland?
wax producing
Where are Sebaceous glands located?
everywhere but palms and soles
Role of Sebaceous gland ? 2
secrete sebum
hormonal stimulation