The Skin.  Two layers:  Epidermis  Dermis  A stratified squamous epithelium (many layers of flat cells)  Cells rapidly divide at base of epidermis.

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The Skin

 Two layers:  Epidermis  Dermis

 A stratified squamous epithelium (many layers of flat cells)  Cells rapidly divide at base of epidermis to replenish the cells worn away at the top  Fills with fibrous keratin and release a waterproofing glycolipid, and eventually die  Continuous process means we get new skin every few weeks

 Consists of a fairly dense connective tissue with many resilient elastic fibers and strong collagen fibers  Contains:  Hair follicles  Oil and sweat glands  Muscles  Nerves  Sensory receptors  Blood vessels

 Beneath the skin  Layer a of adipose tissue

 Metabolic function  Vitamin D  Calcium  Homeostasis  Temperature Regulation  Waterproofing  Protection from microbes  Sensory reception of environment  Pain  Temperature