HISTOLOGY OF SKIN. Structure Structure of skin include: 1. Epidermis (ectodermal origin) 2. Dermis (mesodermal origin) Connection area : -Papillae of.

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HISTOLOGY OF SKIN

Structure Structure of skin include: 1. Epidermis (ectodermal origin) 2. Dermis (mesodermal origin) Connection area : -Papillae of dermal -Epidermal ridges There are hypodermal layer (subcutaneous tissue) under dermis layer.

Function  Function : -Protection : - UV rays - Pathogen agents - Endocrine functions ( vitamin D3) - Immunosurveillance -Temperature regulation -Sensation -Excretion substance - Prevention of evaporation of water

Dermatoglyphics Licatiopn of Fingerprint: 1. Palmar 2. Plantar 3. Tip of finger

Epidermis Epidermis consist of 5 Stratum : 1. Stratum Basale 2. Stratum spinosum 3. Stratum granulosum 4. Stratum lucidum 5. Stratum corneum

Stratum Basale Specialization : - Mitosis dividing - Basophile cell - Desmosome junction -Hemi desmosome junction

Stratum Spinosum Specialization : -Desmosome junction -Keratin filament

Stratum Granulosum Specialization : - Keratohyalin granules - Formation barrier

Stratum lucidum Specialization : -There are in thick skin. -Eosinophil color cell

Stratum corneum Specialization : layers -Keratin protein -The keratinocytes without nuclei

Epidermis Types of cells : 1. Melanocyte 2. Langerhans cell 3. Merkel cell

Melanocyte Specialization : -Location : Stratum Basale -Pigmentation: Eumelanin

Clinical Note of Melanocyte Addision disease : - Adrenal gland defect Albinisma : - Tyrosinase enzyme defect Vitiligo : -Melanocyte degeneration

Langerhans Cell Specialization : Location : Stratum Spinosum Bone marrow origin Immunity reaction

Merkel cell Specialization : Mechanoreceptor Cytoplasmic granule

The Dermal – Epidermal Junction Function : -Junction of epidermal cell to dermal -Migration -Differentiation -Barrier and filter -ECM & Basal lamina signaling Basal membrane: -Lamina lucida -Lamina densa -Lamina fibroreticularis

The Dermal – Epidermal Junction & Clinical Note Bullous Pemphigoid

Dermis Dermis : -Papillary layer (Loose connective tissue) -Reticular layer (Dense connective tissue )

Dermis  Collagen Fibers: Mostly type : Collagen type I Papillary layer : Collagen type III Reticular layer : Collagen type I Basal membrane: : Collagen type IV  Elastic fibers: -Oxytalan fibers  Substra substance: - -Glycosaminoglycan  The cells of dermis : - Fibroblast - Lymphocyte -Mast cell

Vascular network Vascular network : 1. Between Papillary layer & Reticular layer 2. Between Dermis & Hypodermis layer

Nerve of Skin  Nerve of Skin : Sensory nerve (myelin nerve fibres) Autonomic nerve (non myelinated nerve fibres)  Terminal nerve ending : - Encapsulate nerve ending - Free nerve ending -Peritrichial nerve ending -mercle

Encapsulate Nerve Ending Encapsulate Nerve Ending : -Pacinian corpuscle -Krause end bulb -Meissnerss tactile corpuscle

Nerve of Skin Free nerve ending Peritrichial nerve ending Merkel nerve ending

Appendage of Skin  Appendage of Skin : Hair Nails Sweat gland Sebaceous gland

Hair Anatomy of hair: Hair shaft Hair follicle -Hair bulb -Hair papilla

Hair  Histology of hair : Hair shaft : - Medulla - Cortex - Cuticle Hair follicle -Dermal papilla - matrix cells - Medulla - Cortex - Cuticle -Internal root sheath -External root sheath -Glassy membrance

Histology of hair Cortex Cuticle Inner Root Sheath Glassy Membrane External Root Sheath

Hair grow cycle Hair grow cycle : -Anagen -Catagen -Telogen

Nail  Nail structure : Nail root -Posterior part of Nail root -Germinal matrix -Nail bed Nail plate Lunula Eponchium Hyponnycgium Lateral nail fold

Nail

Sebaceous Glands  Sebaceous Glands : Holocrine gland Associated hair follicle  Sebum composition : Triglyceride Waxes Squalene Cholesterol

Sebaceous Glands & Clinical Point Acne: - Etiology : -Acne develops as a result of blockages in follicles. -Hormonal activity, such as menstrual cycles and puberty.

Sweat Gland  Sweat Gland : Merocrine gland Apocrine gland

Sweat Gland  Merocrine gland : Function : -Decrease body temperature -Excretory organ Sweat composition: -H2O - Nacl - Urea - Urea acid - Ammonium

Sweat Gland  Apocrine gland : Location : - axilary region - Breast - Anal region Apocrine gland : -Moll gland in palpebral -cerumen gland in external ear

Subcutaneous Tissue Subcutaneous Tissue contain : -Adipocyte -Fibrous lamella

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