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Slide 0058: thin skin reticular dermis papillary dermis sweat duct hypodermis sweat glands sweat duct melanocyte

Melanocytes & Langerhans Cells melanocytes Langerhans cells sb sp sg sc

Slide 0059: Lip orbicularis oris mucous gland slips of levator/depressor labii muscles hair follicle hair follicles & sebaceous glands

Slide 0093: rectoanal junction Keratinized epith with hair follicles & sebaceous glands apocrine gland

Slide 0012: pinna of ear hyp derm epi SwG hf SebG hf d g myoE g

Slide 0097: Fingertip sc dermis SwG SwD ss “hd” mc epi

Slide 0097: Fingertip sc epi dermis pc

Slide 0065: Plantar skin reticular dermis papillary dermis SwD SwG hypodermis detail of stratum spinosum

Slide 0065: Plantar skin StB StSp StG “stratum lucidum” stratum corneum SwD SwG SwD reticular dermis papillary dermis hypodermis dermis

Epidermis Dermis Hypodermis Sweat Glands Tendon Blood Vessels Slide 306 Plantar Skin

dermal papillae dermal papillae epidermal ridges epidermal ridges reticular dermis papillary dermis Sb Sp Sg Sc Sb nerve blood vessels pd Meissner’s corpuscle in dermal papilla Meissner’s corpuscle in dermal papilla basement membrane Slide 306 Plantar Skin Sp Sg

d d myoE (processes) myoE (nucleus) UMich slide 306: eccrine sweat glands vessel d d d d nerve adipose nerve DICT g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g

UMich slide 104-2: thin skin pap. dermis ret. dermis hf seb g sw g melanocytes

apical secretory granules Apocrine Glands Slide myoepithelial cell nuclei secretory epithelial cells

Pacinian corpuscle Pacinian corpuscle Slide UCSF_180: finger tip epidermis dermis hypodermis sweat glands & ducts

dermal papillae Slide UCSF_180: Meissner’s Corpuscle layers of flattened Schwann cells encasing nerve fiber endings layers of flattened Schwann cells encasing nerve fiber endings mc epidermal ridges

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