- (from
Latin subcutaneous 'beneath the skin'), also
called the hypodermis,
hypoderm (from Gr**** 'beneath the skin'), subcutis, or
superficial fascia, is the...
- have vacuum-sucking, thermochemical, and
reflectory impact on the skin,
hypoderm,
muscles and nerves. [citation needed] Cup m****age
lasts 10 to 20 minutes...
-
epicutis of thin‑walled,
mostly smooth hyphae,
underlain by a
distinct hypoderm layer;
clamp connections (hook‑like
bridges between hyphal cells) occur...
- Awards. His
other poetry collections include Before a Blue Sky Moon (2002),
Hypoderm:
Notes to
Myself (2010),
Chinese Blue (2012) and
Human Tissue: A Primer...
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features a clear,
slimy layer over
hyphae 1.5–2.5 μm wide,
beneath which a
hypoderm contains abundant brownish-yellow
pigment spots.
Thaxterogaster talimultiformis...
- zebra‑striped
pigment encrustations. A
layer of
slightly larger cells (
hypoderm) lies beneath, and
clamp connections (bridge‑like
hyphal structures) occur...
- open and
emerging sporozoites penetrate the gut wall and
migrate to the
hypoderm (the
layer of
cells that
secrete the larva's cuticle),
where they undergo...
-
sinuous hyphae 3–8 μm wide, thin-walled and very
finely incrusted, over a
hypoderm of pale yellowish-brown
cells with few
incrusted hyphae and
small brown...
-
pseudocoelomate whose body
consists of an
areole containing cuticle layer,
monolayer hypoderm,
muscular layer,
ventral nerve cord and a
digestive tract. The life cycle...
- face). The gill
tissue has a very thin cuticle,
under which is a
narrow hypoderm,
while the
remainder of the
tissue comprises densely matted tufts of mycelia...
