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are the most common cells of the epidermis.
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are macrophages which migrate from the bone marrow to the epidermis where they aid in the defense of the body.
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Tearing of the collagen fibers from a weight gain may result in stretch marks or, in other words, .
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An increased yellowness to the stratum corneum and subcutaneous fat may be due to the increased concentration of from eating large amounts of egg yolks and yellow and orange vegetables.
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is a bluish color of the skin which may indicate heart failure or respiratory disorders.
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are the places where the skin is tightly bound to the deep fascia at the joints.
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The is the region of mitotically active cells in the hair.
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glands mainly empty into hair follicles and secrete an oily substance, sebum, that coats the hair and skin.
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The most common type of skin cancer arises from cells of the .





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