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For each skin structure, write one of its function and the skinlayer in which it is found.
a. hair matrix
b. dendritic cell
c. keratinocyte
d. collagen fibers
e. dermal papillae
f. stratum basale
For each skin structure, write one of its function and the skinlayer in which it is found.
a. hair matrix
b. dendritic cell
c. keratinocyte
d. collagen fibers
e. dermal papillae
f. stratum basale
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