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Skin anatomy, artwork

Skin anatomy. Artwork of a section through human skin, showing the flattening of skin cells as they rise to the dead keratinised surface layer (top) from the living layer below (the dermis). The flattened cells form an uppermost layer called the stratum corneum, thickened in some parts of the body. At left is dry and damaged skin. At right is normal, moist and supple skin. The stratum corneum is the outer part of the epidermis. Nuclei (blue) are shown within the skin cells. Across bottom are arterial capillaries (red) providing the skin cells with oxygenated blood

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Media ID 9242333

© HENNING DALHOFF/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Arterial Arteries Blood Vessels Capillaries Capillary Cell Nucleus Cutaway Damaged Dermal Dermatological Dermatology Dermis Epidermis Flattened Keratinised Keratinized Moist Nuclei Skin Squamous Stratum Corneum Supple Vascular Abnormal Artery Blood Vessel Cells Section Sectioned Unhealthy


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This print from Science Photo Library showcases the intricate anatomy of human skin. The artwork beautifully illustrates a cross-section of the skin, highlighting the fascinating process of cell flattening as they ascend to the topmost layer known as the stratum corneum. In this image, we witness two contrasting sections: on the left, dry and damaged skin is depicted, while on the right, we observe normal, moist, and supple skin. The stratum corneum plays a crucial role in protecting our body by serving as a barrier against external elements. It is intriguing to see how this outer part of the epidermis thickens in certain areas of our body. The presence of nuclei within these cells reminds us that even though they are flattened and lifeless at their surface, there is still an underlying living layer called the dermis. At the bottom edge of this artwork lies a network of arterial capillaries responsible for supplying oxygenated blood to nourish these skin cells. This emphasizes how vital proper blood circulation is for maintaining healthy and vibrant skin. Overall, this visually stunning print not only highlights various aspects related to dermatology but also serves as a reminder about taking care of our largest organ – our amazing and resilient skin.

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