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Stratum corneum

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x

Epidermis <p>Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x</p>

Epidermis

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x

 - Stratum basale <p>Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x</p>

- Stratum basale

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x

 - Stratum spinosum <p>Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x</p>

- Stratum spinosum

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x

 - Stratum granulosum <p>Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x</p>

- Stratum granulosum

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x

 - Stratum corneum <p>Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x</p>

- Stratum corneum

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x

Langerhans cell <p>Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x</p>

Langerhans cell

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x

Dermis <p>Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x</p>

Dermis

Stratum corneum consists of squamous cells containing keratin protein surrounded by a thickened plasma membrane. These cells are continuously shed from the surface of the epidermis and are replenished through the upward migration and ongoing keratinization of epidermal keratinocytes. Stratum lucidum does not form a discrete layer in thin skin, shown here.  400x