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Fingernail

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper 4x; Lower 20x

Area shown in lower image <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Area shown in lower image

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Nail plate <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Nail plate

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Nail root <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Nail root

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Nail bed <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Nail bed

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Nail matrix <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Nail matrix

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Eponychium <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Eponychium

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Hyponychium <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Hyponychium

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Epidermis <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Epidermis

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Dermis <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Dermis

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x

Bone (phalange) <p>The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x</p>

Bone (phalange)

The fingernail (nail plate) corresponds to stratum corneum and rests on a nail bed of strata basale and spinosum.  The nail root lies in an epidermal fold, whose stratum corneum forms the eponychium (cuticle).  Beneath the root is the nail matrix, the germinative portion of the nail.  The hyponychium, a thickened epidermis, secures the nail at the fingertip.  Upper  4x; Lower  20x