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12:47 Skin biology: the basic cellular anatomy Skin biology: the basic cellular anatomy	Skin biology: the basic cellular anatomy A brief introduction to the anatomy of the epidermis and dermis, outlining the key cell types and what they do. Serves as a base on which to build a more detailed knowledge from the later videos.… cells differentiate ultraviolet radiation developmental biology proteins tissues hair basement membrane histology skin dermatology sweat gland modified keratin caption complete cells move cellular processes cell biology exocrine system biochemistry human cells mononuclear phagocytes subsequent video epidermal structures medicine medical terminology era theme edinburgh medical school soft tissue glands dark area carotene ascites biomolecules open educational resource head follicle structure hair follicle keratin ascites immunology extracellular material epidermis skin anatomy cells dermal propeller sebaceous gland cell type youth vast bulk animal anatomy vascular supply dendritic cells daughter cell effects From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 728 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created April 4th, 2016

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Skin biology: the basic cellular anatomy

A brief introduction to the anatomy of the epidermis and dermis, outlining the key cell types and what they do. Serves as a base on which to build a more detailed knowledge from the later videos.…

From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 728 plays 0

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Jonathan Rees

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English

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April 4th, 2016

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