- and
hibernating mammals, the
hypodermis forms an
important insulating layer and/or food store. In some plants, the
hypodermis is a
layer of
cells immediately...
-
loose connective and
adipose tissue, the
hypodermis.
Substantial collagen bundles anchor the
dermis to the
hypodermis in a way that
permits most
areas of the...
-
mechanoreceptor located in the
cutaneous tissue between the
dermal papillae and the
hypodermis. It is
named after Angelo Ruffini.
Ruffini corpuscles are
enlarged dendritic...
- made up of
three layers: the
outermost epidermis, the
dermis and the
hypodermis. The
epidermis is
typically 10 to 30
cells thick; its main
function is...
-
substance into the dermis,
which is
located between the
epidermis and the
hypodermis. For
certain substances,
administration via an ID
route can
result in...
-
layers that
comprise the skin, the
inner layers being the
dermis and
hypodermis. The
epidermis layer provides a
barrier to
infection from environmental...
-
Lipedema is
classified by stage:
Stage 1:
Normal skin
surface with
enlarged hypodermis (lipedema fat).
Stage 2:
Uneven skin with
indentations in fat and larger...
- and plesiosaurs. Lipid-rich,
collagen fiber-laced
blubber comprises the
hypodermis and
covers the
whole body,
except for
parts of the appendages. It is strongly...
- inside, into the
stratum corneum,
viable epidermis, dermis, and
underlying hypodermis. The
stratum corneum is
typically 10–20 μm
thick and
consists of extracellular...
- glands, receptors, nails, and
blood vessels. The
subcutaneous tissue (also
hypodermis) is not part of the skin, and lies
below the dermis. Its
purpose is to...
