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61, There is a thick layer of palisade tissue under the epidermis.

62, Results show that the white clover leaf structure boasts plasticity, more particularly the leaf epidermis and mesophyll, though the leaf middle vein remains relatively stable.

63, Expression of haptoglobin in the cytoplasm of Langerhans cells is observed only in the lower-middle epidermis, hair follicles, and the ducts of sebaceous gland.

64, Squalane: Form layers of epidermis . Minimizes moisture loss to smooth corneum.

65, The change of photosensitizer diffuse characteristic have a great effect on the producing of singlet oxygen in epidermis and dermis, but no use in vessel.

66, First-degree burn The least serious burns are those in which only the outer layer of skin ( epidermis ) is burned.

67, The characters of leaf epidermis can be used in diagnosing species and elucidating the evolutionary trend and relationship among the species in the genus.

68, In the process of leaf differentiation, the first emergency is epidermis, then mesophyll, at last is vein.

69, Meanwhile, the fibrous roots, the number of leaves, the thickness of leaves and epidermis of leaves in cyclamen seedlings could be used as their morphological index for heat tolerance qualification.

70, But the more vacuolation of epidermis and cortex appeared in root-hair region.

71, The transfer cells of Albizia julibrissin distribute in the epidermis and exodermis.

72, Trip can oil bead the epidermis tear off and direct is at the skin surface.

73, The structure of mature ovary is similar in polycarpous, in which the wall of ovary was formed by parenchyma tissue, and the cells were similar but the epidermis.

74, The pollen morphology of 25 species and the leaf epidermis morphology of 26 species in Genus Viola in North China were observed.

75, They belong to staminal nectaries. The nectaries consist of epidermis and nectariferous tissue.

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76, Ulcers are rounded or irregularly shaped loss of the epidermis plus some portion of the dermis.

77, Results: "Compound Yinxic Granule" could inhibit the mitosis of mouse vaginal epithelia, and promote the formation of cuticular granular cells on scaled epidermis of mouse tail significantly.

78, In humans, arginase is expressed predominantly in the liver, and to lesser degrees in breast, kidney, testes, salivary glands, epidermis and erythrocytes.

79, The dorsal epidermis had three layers of cells at the 34th day of incubation. Pigmentation started to appear in the cells of periderm at the 40th day of incubation.

80, At high magnification, the large Paget's cells of Paget's disease of breast have abundant clear cytoplasm and appear in the epidermis either singly or in clusters.

81, Elevation of building is adhered by light epidermis, light epidermis reveal virile and body - building architecture style.

82, Langerhas' cells of S-100 protein-Positive were found in stratum basale of epidermis.

83, The stomatal index in the adaxial epidermis changed variably during development of cotyledons.

84, Methods: The epidermis of circumcised foreskin was separated from which the PV antigen was extracted.

85, LL leprosydemonstrates a normal epidermis, subepidermal granulomas particularly aroundblood vessels, nerves, and skin appendages, foamy histiocytes, and manyintracellular acid-fast bacilli.

86, The epidermis is the skin's primary defense against the environment.

87, The ontogeny of pinna epidermis and stomatal apparatus in Encephalartos gratus Prain have been observed with LM and SEM.

88, Langerhans' cells with S-100 protein positive were found in stratum basale of epidermis and the reaction area.

89, Conclusion: Over - expression of Smad 7 may contribute to formation of aberrant hyperplastic epidermis in seborrheic keratosis.

90, Filaggrin gene is a member of epidermal differentiation complex, and it closely relates to the formation of cell membrane and terminal differentiation of epidermis.