BIOL 1410 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Subcutaneous Tissue, Arrector Pili Muscle, Epithelial Root Sheath

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Thick skin found on the palm of the hand and the sole of the foot lucidum visible . No hair follicles, sebaceous glands, or arrector pili muscles . All derived (formed) from the epidermis : epidermal derivatives includes: , hair. Associated with each hair follicle:a)outerctsheathholdsfollicle in place (formed from the dermis) : hair papilla extends upward beneath matrix. O contains blood supply for growing hair and signals for its regulation. O dermal: root hair plexus - free nerve ending (touch, sebaceous (oil) gland - opens into follicle, arrector pili muscle (smooth muscle) - auses goose umps, nails. O free edge: skin exocrine glands, sebaceous glands. Secretes sebum (oily - mix of fats, salts, proteins) . O softens, lubricates hair and skin, prevents drying out, antibiotic: sudoriferous glands lomoar cpsd| 987298. Secretory portions in dermis of thick and thin skin . Produce ear wax - prevents insects etc from entering in ear canal : mammary glands.

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