Integumentary System (skin)

skin

The stratum lucidum is only found in the palms, fingertips, and soles.

Fibers in the dermis are produced by fibroblasts.

Scabies cause intense itching, rashes, and red bumps; could cause scarring of the skin from scratching. No major chronic health effects; but major irritation.

The unwashed skin is rich in gamma globulin, an organic compound that discourages the growth of microbes. The skin is usually teeming with bacteria, yet they do not cause infections because gamma globulin holds them in check.

A lesion caused by a thickened area of epidermis is known as a keratosis.

Dermis is Latin for skin

that depends of the causes that damage the epidemic structure ,a complete reconstruction can take almost 2 weeks

The sweat gland produce sweat.

The sweat pore provides a portal of exit for the body wastes excreted in the sweat. Sweat also helps to cool the body down.

there is neither a "black skin" allele nor a "white skin" allele. skin color is accountable to myriads of factors & not attributable to a single gene. perhaps this question comes out from an attempt to guess the shade of a mixed-race child. simply put, there is no telling what color a child will come out. sometimes more of the father's complexion will show; othertimes vicer-versa.

Water is a natural moisturizer for our skin. It hydrates the full body cells. It gives your skin life. One more simple answer all the toxic elements flush of from our body with water in the form of urine and sweat

Yes, they do, I had one today. I could only tell because, when I moved the skin just right, I could see something black in the ultra tiny hole. The area around the hole also looked dark (maybe the tick or blood) and was sore.

A tick will go in only as far as its mouth-parts are long. That is, it doesn't go in very far. If you pull the tick off and see black, that is mouth-parts left in your skin.

a lot of times freckling is hereditary. theres no real way to "get" freckles. they may sometimes appear after spending too much time in the sun. but otherwise, they're completely genetic.

No

Yes
superficial
the skin is superficial to the muscles of the upper arm.

The outermost layer that you see is the stratum corneum or epidermis. Below the epidermis is the dermis, the thickest of the 3 layers. The dermis is responsible for the skin's structural integrity, elasticity and resilience.

The deepest layer is the hypodermis or subcutaneous consisting of fatty tissue, sweat glands and muscles.

Yes. A number of primitive tribes, especially in Latin America and Papua New Guinea have famously made token objects using the skins of their adversaries. The most famous of these are the shrunken heads, but some tribes have also used human skin as a material akin to leather in constructing simple bags.

fat layer, epitheremis, dermis
Tissues of the skin are epithelial tissues and connective tissues.

Certain vegetables like onions, garlic and cabbage contain lots of Sulfur, also eggs contain a lot, too. Your body needs Sulfur in your diet; it is essential for the metabolism of many biomolecules. If you eat more than your body needs in a short time, not all will be assimilated. Thus, Sulfur-containing molecules will be released from the body.

Sulfur-containing molecules tend to stink. If you eat a lot of garlic, which contains the chemical diallyl disulfide, your body won't be able to assimilate all the sulfur and, in this case, some of the chemical will be exuded from your skin (in sweat). (Nice, 'cuz it keeps mosquitos away.)

What you are experiencing is the metabolic waste of certain bacteria in your gut. They "eat" the Sulfur-containing molecules that you ingested in your food and release Hydrogen Sulfide (gas) as a waste product. (Can be nice, 'cuz it keeps people away.)

If it goes away after a day or two, it's nothing to worry about. If it's a big problem for you, try to remember what you ate (think stinky) and try to avoid it.

Hair covered areas on your body are most likely to contain sebaceous glands.

The skin also known as the Integumentary system

EPIDERMIS-- is the outer layer of the leaf its protect the inner tissuesa layer of way is present called cuticleon top

Because its dead skin from last summer?

Melanin is the pigment primarily responsible for skin color. Through a process called melanogenesis, cells called melanocytes produce melanin, which is found in the skin, eyes and hair. The subcutaneous layer of the epidermis produces a dark pigment in the skin known as melanin.