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| | Pharmagel :: advice |
 | | The hypodermis is the organism's adipose mattress giving the figure a more or less harmonious outline. | | | The skin is made up of three successive levels from the surface to in-depth: the epidermis, the dermis, and the hypodermis. | | | The dermis is also particularly rich in nerve endings, which are specifically sensitive to touch, to pain, and to temperature, making the skin a sensorial organ. |
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http://www.pharmagel.co.uk/advice_functionofskin.php
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| | Target Skin - About The Skin |
| | Less numerous are the apocrine sweat glands which are restricted to the armpits, the dark skin round the nipples and in the anal and genital regions. | | | On parts of the body with mobile skin, there are few hypodermal fibres, but where it is attached to underlying muscle or bone, there are tightly woven fibres. | | | We can then apply this knowledge in our exploration of acne, eczema, and psoriasis, and how they can be treated. |
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http://www.abpi.org.uk/publications/publication_details/targetskin/about-skin.asp
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| | IvyRose Holistic : Skin : Hypodermis |
| | This may be of particular interest to students of courses in massage, reflexology, beauty therapies, and other clinical courses. | | | To view the location of the Hypodermis layer relative to the other key components of the skin see: | | | The Hypodermis layer is an important component of the skin (also known as the "integument", or "integumentary system"). |
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http://www.ivy-rose.co.uk/References/glossary_entry284.htm
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| | Browse Expression Patterns |
| | pharynx, pharyngeal-intestinal valve, intestinal, intestinal muscle, anal depressor muscle, vulval muscle, spermatheca, body wall muscle, hypodermis, body neurons, tail neurons, unidentified cells | | | pharynx, intestinal, intestinal muscle, anal depressor muscle, vulval muscle, body wall muscle, hypodermis, seam cells, head neurons | | | pharynx, intestinal, intestinal muscle, anal depressor muscle, body wall muscle, hypodermis, seam cells, head neurons |
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http://elegans.bcgsc.bc.ca/perl/eprofile/browse?page=104;gpp=10;stg=as;tis=at
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| | Google Search: hypodermis |
| | All you need to know about the dangers of skin cancer, inlcuding tips on skin cancer treatment and prevention for all skin types. | | | It is missing on parts of the body where the skin is especially thin-the eyelids,... | | | The subcutaneous tissue ( hypodermis) is the deepest layer of the skin. |
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http://hypodermis.networklive.org
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| | Skin Care |
| | The hypodermis is a cushion for the skin. | | | In order to understand and deal with common skin problems at home, and also to follow an effective day-to-day skin-care, it is important to first understand skin - its structure and its functions. | | | A dramatic loss of weight causes the skin to sag and too much fat or water retention in the skin's tissue makes the skin stretch and dimple. |
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http://flavoursofindia.tripod.com/skin.html
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| | Skin |
| | This is a slide of thick skin in which you have already identified the tissues in the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. | | | Look at hair follicles in your slide of thin skin (Slide 24). | | | Hairs are also found in the hypodermis growing up into the dermis. |
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http://cellbio.utmb.edu/microanatomy/skin/skin_and_mammary_glands.htm
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| | Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer - OncologyChannel.com |
| | The epidermis forms the outermost surface of the skin. | | | It insulates the body from extremes of heat and cold, and it has a shock-absorbing property that helps to cushion the organs below and prevent injury. | | | The skin is made up of three distinct cell layers: (1) the epidermis, (2) the dermis, and (3) the hypodermis (see Skin Anatomy). |
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http://oncologychannel.com/nonmelanoma
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| | SIU SOM Histology INTRO |
| | Regulation of blood flow into the dermis determines the extent which this insulation is used (to conserve heat) or bypassed (to dissipate heat). | | | Fat of the hypodermis can serve as effective insulation. | | | Beneath the skin lies the hypodermis -- connective tissue which may be adipose or fibrous, depending on location. |
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http://www.siumed.edu/~dking2/intro/skin.htm
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| | INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM |
| | The integument (skin) is 22 square feet, weighing 10-11 lbs. | | | - result from dermis being secured to deeper structures by hypodermis - | | | Its changing levels of thickness in different areas of the body account for the differences int he thickness of skin. |
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http://www.geocities.com/bidlesnest/INTEGUMENTARY.htm
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| | Nematodes -- Encylopedic Reference of Parasitology |
| | In female filariae which have changed to sessile life (and thus reduced their somatic muscles), even the interchordal hypodermis becomes thickened and resembles the hypodermal chords. | | | The bilaterally symmetrical body of the unsegmented nematodes is covered by a typical | | | The main functions of the cuticle are to protect the organism from environmental influences and, together with the high turgor pressure of the pseudocoel, to maintain the shape and serve as an antagonistic system for the somatic muscles. |
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http://parasitology.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de/login/n/h/0929.html
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| | Hypodermis |
| | The laboratory study of hypodermis will be similar to that of the dermis. | | | Hypodermis is composed of loose connective tissue which may include a high concentration of adipocytes (adipose tissue) and is of variable thickness through out the body. | | | Hypodermis is the deepest layer of integument and is most commonly referred to as superficial fascia. |
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http://courses.smsu.edu/emh420f/unit_1/Unit%201E/Unit%201E-3/Unit%201E-3%20Hypodermis.htm
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| | Integument |
| | It covers the body and represents the largest organ system of the body, constituting 15-20% of total body mass. | | | The smooth muscle cells, or arrector pili muscles, are associated with hair follicles. | | | The epidermis consists of 4-5 recognized layers which are best observed in thick skin such as the palm of the hand or sole of the foot. |
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http://courses.smsu.edu/emh420f/integument.htm
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| | Blue Histology - Integumentary System |
| | With a few exceptions (thick skin and skin covering parts of the external genitalia), all skin sections should contain a few hair follicles. | | | Dense connective tissue strands may extend from the dermis deep into the hypodermis and anchor the skin to underlying structures. | | | The three layers forming the skin can be identified in all skin sections. |
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http://www.lab.anhb.uwa.edu.au/mb140/CorePages/Integumentary/Integum.htm
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| | skin |
| | The skin is comprised by three major components: Epidermis (and epidermal appendages), Dermis and Hypodermis | | | The arteries that supply the skin are located deep in the hypodermis. | | | Cutaneous plexus- found where dermis meets hypodermis provides blood supply to adipose tissue, hair follicles, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and elements deep in the dermis. |
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http://www.indiana.edu/~a464/skin.html
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| | Search Results for hypodermis - Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Each species of tree adapts to these factors in an integrated way—that is, by evolving specific subpopulations... | | | Expand your search on hypodermis with these databases: |
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http://www.britannica.com/search?query=hypodermis&submit=Find&source=MWTAB
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| | Slide # 216 - Thick Skin - Hypodermis |
| | Low magnification view of the dermis (D) and hypodermis (Hypo) of thick skin. | | | Slide # 216 - Thick Skin - Hypodermis | | | Seen here are profiles of the duct (SwG-D) and secretory (SwG-SU) units of sweat glands. |
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http://www.anatomy.dal.ca/Human_Histology/Lab10/216llths.html
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| | Abstracts |
| | Northern and RT-PCR analysis shows elt-3 to be expressed most highly in embryos and at a lower level in post-embryonic stages. | | | Characterization of elt-3 ; a GATA Transcription Factor Expressed in the Hypodermis of the C. | | | The Caenorhabditis elegans GATA transcription factor genes elt-1 and elt-3 are expressed in the embryonic hypodermis (also called the epidermis). |
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http://www.ucalgary.ca/~jmcghee/LinkPages/Abstracts.html
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| | Ascaris Female 1 |
| | Longitudinal muscle bands, the intestine and body cavity (pseudocoelom) are clearly visible. | | | This slide shows a cross section of a female, large intestinal roundworm (Ascaris lumbricoides). | | | The section shows the outer protective cuticle, which is secreted by the underlying hypodermis. |
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http://bioweb.uwlax.edu/zoolab/Table_of_Contents/Lab-4b/Ascaris_Female_1/ascaris_female_1.htm
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| | [16-4]: Pacinian Corpuscles (HandE) [#52]- Examine the hypodermis for Pacinian corpuscles which are touch receptors for deep pressure and vibration. | | | The border between the dermis and hypodermis is often indistinct. | | | Beneath the dermis is the hypodermis, which usually contains large amounts of fat tissue. |
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http://www.georgetown.edu/dml/educ/hist/lab16/lab16.txt
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| | Artifact: Directory |
| | Part of the Canadian Essential Day Spa & Skin Care Store commercial web site, this page provides information on skin anatomy and physiology. | | | A diagram of the skin is accompanied by information about the epidermis, dermis and hypodermis. |
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http://www.artifact.ac.uk/directory.php?categoryID=188
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| | EFF-1A and EFF-1B transmembrane proteins are required for cell fusion and are differentially expressed in pharynx, seam ... |
| | These results are consistent with results of an EFF-1A::GFP expression construct that was obtained in our laboratory (3). | | | Immunofluorescence of worms using the two antibodies showed that: 1) the antibody recognizing all isoforms strongly stains the pharynx throughout development and weakly stains embryonic hypodermis; whereas 2) the antibody specific for EFF-1A recognizes the seam cells and the hypodermis at the L2 and the L3 stages. | | | Our western blot and immunoprecipitation results imply that the antibody against the N-terminus (extracellular domain) recognizes three proteins of 73 / 68, 41 and 29 kDa, while the antibody against the C-terminus only identifies the high molecular weight proteins. |
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http://www.genetics-gsa.org/genetics/Celegans/2003abs/f781A.htm
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| | Scottsdale Body Shaping |
| | Cellulite is best described as little pockets of dimpled skin. | | | The toxins cause the fat cells to harden and become enlarged. | | | It is caused by build up of toxins that are stored in the fat cells of the hypodermis. |
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http://www.phoenixendermologie.com/cellulite.htm
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| | Caenorhabditis elegans T-box genes tbx-9 and tbx-8 are required for formation of hypodermis and body-wall muscle in ... |
| | tbx-9 is expressed in a subset of embryonic cells that are precursors of the intestine, body-wall muscle, and hypodermis. | | | The expression pattern of tbx-8 is markedly similar to that of tbx-9. | | | Together, these data indicate that tbx-9 and tbx-8 do not only contribute individually to formation of the hypodermis and body-wall muscle, but also suggests functional redundancy between tbx-9 and tbx-8 in embryonic morphogenesis. |
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http://www.pdg.cnb.uam.es/UniPub/iHOP/gp/10551222.html
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| | Cellulite Canada - How Endermologie Works |
| | As a result, the body is reshaped; skin quality and texture are improved. | | | Adipocytes and their receptors regain the mediators that facilitate lipolysis, further prompting the thinning of the hypodermis along with the reshaping of the silhouette. | | | The combined action of the motorized rollers that successfully fold and unfold the skin and the maneuvers cause the density of the tissue to change, improving cellular and fluid exchanges. |
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http://www.cellulitecanada.com/endermologie.htm
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| | Jeff Hardin |
| | We study the genetics of movements in the embryonic epidermis, or hypodermis, of the nematode, C. | | | The hypodermis is very simple, and we can visualize cell movements within it at the level of single cells. | | | Providing answers to these questions will have important implications for understanding human birth defects and cancer, both of which involve misregulation of these processes. |
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http://www.genetics.wisc.edu/faculty/profile.php?id=124
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| | Other GATA Factors in C |
| | Abstract: Characterization of elt-3 ; a GATA Transcription Factor Expressed in the Hypodermis of the C. | | | We have identified another GATA factor elt-3, which is expressed in the hypodermis. | | | In addition to gut, the hypodermis is another tissue in which GATA factors have an important developmental function. |
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http://www.ucalgary.ca/~jmcghee/LinkPages/GataFactors.html
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| | Mammal |
| | A group of therapsids called cynodonts had three bones in the jaw, but the main jaw joint was the dentary and the other bones conducted sound. | | | The dermis is made up of many components such as bony structures and blood vessels. | | | The hypodermis is made up of adipose tissue. |
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/encyclopedia/mammal
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| | Abstract - Subbotin & Chizhov |
| | The ultrastructure of the hypodermis indicated substantial physiological activity of this tissue connected with its trophic function. | | | The cuticle and hypodermis are principal components of the female body of entomogenous nematodes. | | | Electron microscope studies showed that these structures become significantly modified during the nematodes transition to the parasitic mode of life. |
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http://www.scri.sari.ac.uk/rjn/subbo.htm
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| | hypodermis - General Practice Notebook |
| | The hypodermis is the layer of loose connective tissue immediately deep to the dermis of the skin. | | | A lay term for this region that should be avoided is that of 'subcutaneous tissue' which could imply any tissue deep to the hypodermis. | | | Oxbridge Solutions Ltd® is an independent company owned by the authors which does not receive income from any other organisation or individual. |
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http://www.gpnotebook.com/cache/-1221263302.htm
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| | Earthworm 1 |
| | Beneath the hypodermis is a thin layer of circular muscles and a much thicker layer of longitudinal muscles. | | | This slide shows a stained cross section through the body of a common earthworm ( Lumbricus terrestris). | | | Observe the large body cavity (coelom) lined by a thin layer of flattened cells that make up the peritoneum. |
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http://bioweb.uwlax.edu/zoolab/Table_of_Contents/Lab-6b/Earthworm_1/earthworm_1.htm
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| | Abstract - Malakhov |
| | The same types of hypodermis structure have been identified within unrelated nematode orders. | | | The number of the hypodermal rows is constant within a species, genus and for the most part within a family, but the number of cells within a row varies. | | | Marine nematodes have no constancy in the number of hypodermis cells. |
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http://www.scri.sari.ac.uk/rjn/mala.htm
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| | Insect external structure |
| | The skeleton of the body or cuticula, as it is called, supports and protects the soft, living tissues within. | | | Where these infoldings occur at places which need to be movable the chitin there remains flexible, thus forming the movable joints; along the other infoldings it hardens to become rigid and such places show on the surface only as slight grooves or scratches and are called sutures. | | | It seems to be formed in part from a fluid poured out from the hypodermis and in part by a transformation of a portion of the hypodermis cells themselves. |
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http://www.insectidentification.net/insectexternalstructure.html
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| | Rosacea & Skin Function |
| | An effective Rosacea treatment will address all three skin layers. | | | The epidermis is the nonvascular layer of skin that visibly reflects Rosacea. | | | That is to say, it reflects the well-being of the cells and structures held within the dermis and hypodermis. |
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http://rosacea.derm.net.au/rosacea-functioning.html
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| | Feeding |
| | Pharyngeal neurons lie in folds of the pharyngeal muscle basal membrane, between the muscle and the basal lamina, just as the extrapharyngeal nervous system is between the basal membrane of the hypodermis and the basal lamina. | | | Their basal surfaces face the pseudocoelom and secrete a basal lamina, continuous with the basal lamina that separates the hypodermis and intestine from the pseudocoelom and mesoderm. | | | The muscle cells and marginal cells constitute a single-cell-thick epithelial tube, continuous at its anterior end with the tube of hypodermis that encloses the worm. |
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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?call=bv.View..ShowSection&rid=ce2.section.820
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| | Smilax root showing hypodermis |
| | From which primary meristematic tissue did the hypodermis arise? | | | A hypodermis is found beneath the epidermis of this Smilax (greenbriar) root. |
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http://www.uri.edu/artsci/bio/plant_anatomy/61.html
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| | The skin - its construction and function. |
| | The thickness of this layer varies from person to person and also from one body area to the next with very little around the spine and nose, but with more where curves are formed. | | | This layer acts as insulation and protects the internal organs from temperature variations and also act as an energy reserve from which the body can draw as required. | | | The hypodermis in women is thicker than in men, which helps to form the rounded curves in women. |
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http://www.cremedevie.com/skin.htm
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| | Loer, Davidson & McKerrow, 1999 - A C. elegans Phenylalanine Hydroxylase Gene |
| | A Phenylalanine Hydroxylase Gene from the Nematode Caenorhabditis elegans is Expressed in the Hypodermis | | | Routine culturing of Caenorhabditis elegans was performed as described by Brenner (1974). | | | We present evidence that this gene encodes a protein in the Phe/TrpH class of AAAH proteins, that it is expressed in the hypodermis of the worm, and that the protein effectively hydroxylates Phe in vitro. |
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http://home.sandiego.edu/~cloer/loeretal99/loeretal99.html
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