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Integumentary Accessory Structures: Nails
Within the integumentary system, four main accessory structures aid in thermoregulation, sense of touch, protection, and much more. These four main accessory structures are: Hair FolliclesContinue reading “Integumentary Accessory Structures: Nails”
Integumentary Accessory Structures: Hair
Within the integumentary system, four main accessory structures aid in thermoregulation, sense of touch, protection, and much more. These four main accessory structures are: Hair FolliclesContinue reading “Integumentary Accessory Structures: Hair”
#47 My Biology Experience Partners With Magoosh
The goal of My Biology Experience is to provide an opportunity for everyone interested in Biology to advance their learning and knowledge. We have aimed toContinue reading “#47 My Biology Experience Partners With Magoosh”
Subcutaneous Layer
The first layer below the cutaneous membrane is called the subcutaneous layer. It is also known as the hypodermis and superficial fascia. Although this layer helpsContinue reading “Subcutaneous Layer”
Dermis
Layers Of The Dermis The dermis layer is located inferior to the epidermis layer in the cutaneous layer. This layer is made of connective tissue andContinue reading “Dermis”
The Epidermis
Epidermis Cell Types The epidermis is the most superficial layer of the cutaneous membrane. It is composed of stratified squamous epithelium and consists of four typesContinue reading “The Epidermis”
Function and Structure Of The Integumentary System
The integumentary system is the most recognizable organ in your entire body. It consists of your hair, nails, skin, sebaceous glands sweat glands, mammary glands, andContinue reading “Function and Structure Of The Integumentary System”
Nervous Tissue
Without nervous tissue, almost all functions in your body would not occur. The nervous system is responsible for sending electrical signals throughout the body. These tissuesContinue reading “Nervous Tissue”
H.A. 101: Muscle Tissue
Everyone is always saying to get bigger muscles so you can lift more and be stronger. But, what is muscle tissue? All muscle tissue has theContinue reading “H.A. 101: Muscle Tissue”
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