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yes, in every part of your body you have you have skin cells
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Do acids feel slippery between your fingers because they react with the skin cells on your fingers?
acid burns your skin so I doubt it would feel slippery.
How can you get superglue of your fingers?
Read the bottle for removal instructions. Generally, it will come off when the skin cells die.
What causes fingers to look wrinkled after soaking in water?
water enters the cells in the skin
Skin stem cells can only produce other skin cells. what does this indicate about skin cells?
they are unipotent
Which function do skin stem cells perform?
Skin stem cells replace lost skin cells.
Do our fingers shed skin cells?
Yes.
Is it bad to dip your fingers in hot candle wax?
It is bad because it can burn the skin cells in your fingers
Do acids feel slippery between your fingers because they react with the skin cells on your fingers?
acid burns your skin so I doubt it would feel slippery.
What causes fingers to look wrinkled after soaking in warter?
Water enters the cells in the skin.
What are fingers and toes composed of?
Fingers and toes are no doubt composed of cells and tissues.
Why does a plastic bag stick to your fingers when you rip it?
Because the plastic tends to stick to the skin cells that contain the structure of the plastic cells
What happens when superglue gets on your fingers?
Rub your fingers together and it will soon come off.
Why do fingers wrinkle when having been under water?
water enters the cells in the skin
How can you get superglue of your fingers?
Read the bottle for removal instructions. Generally, it will come off when the skin cells die.
Why do you have fingernails?
We need fingernails for grip. Fingernails are calcium deposits. Fingernails give our fingers support. If we didn't have them our fingers tips would be too soft to grip things.Fingernails are NOT calcium deposits. They are keratin just like the top layer of skin and our hair. They do help give our fingers support and are meant to help protect our fingertips.Fingernails are a part of the normal function of the body which skin cells die and turn into the hard "nail" that grows constantly on your finger. They serve no known function, but are required for the life cycle of skin cells. This is the so called cemetery for skin cells.
Are fingers made of diploid cells or haploid cells?
Fingers are made of diploid cells. Haploid cells are the reproductive cells.
What creates fingerprints?
the oil on your fingers and hands the oil on your fingers and hands
