Iris pigment epithelium is the layer of cells behind the iris.
The lines in the irises are called as the iris pigment epithelium and the iris stroma.
No, keratinocytesdoes not produce pigments.. they receive it from melanocyteswho produces it.. this pigment it's called melanine.Instead, keratinocytesproduce keratin.
A rash, blood vessel problem, prostate problem or other problems can cause discoloration of the scrotum. If this is not a homework question get to the doctor right away.
Eye colour is rather complex, but basically you have 2 layers in your eyes that can have pigments. If none of these layers have pigment in them then you have blue eyes, if you have 1 layer with pigment in it you get green eyes. If both layers are pigmented then you end up with brown eyes.
Tim had a pigment discoloration on his skin.
Iris pigment epithelium is the layer of cells behind the iris.
nColour of the iris is usually brown . nIt is because of the pigment melano cysts nThe blue colour of the iris is because of the less amount of melano cysts pigment nIncreasing amount of iris pigment produced green hazel and brown iris nRarely one iris can be different colour than the other iris. This is know as hetrochromia irides
This is determined by the positioning of pigmented cells in the iris of the eye. Blue eyes have the pigment at the back of the iris, dark eyed people have the pigment throughout the iris.
Melanin. Color is caused by the amount and type of pigment in the iris of the eye.
the pigment of the pupil and iris is faded
Melanin. The amount and type of pigment in the iris of the eye causes the eyes color.
Its due to the lack of pigment cells in the iris.
Pigment in the iris, the color of which is gentically detemined.
The stroma of the eyes may have brown pigment which makes brown eyes. Blue and green eyes have no pigment so the color comes from reflections of the blood vessels.
Some glaucoma medicines will darken the iris color.
yes (True) Although irises come in different colors (iris = rainbow), they contain only brown pigment. When they have a lot of pigment, the eyes appear brown or black. If the amount of pigment is small and restricted to the posterior surface of the iris, the unpigmented parts simply scatter the shorter wavelengths of light and the eyes appear blue, green, or gray. Most newborn babies' eyes are slate gray or blue because their iris pigment is not yet developed.