aporcine		glands mostly around our hair follicles
lamellated corpuscles		second phase as new tissue is formed
dermis		second layer of skin
extensibility		a less serious type of would healing
skin		at the bottom of your nail
integumentary		sensitive nerve endings
free edge		glands with a waxy secretion
maturation		a more serious type of wound healing
shaft		protects DNA from UV rays
epidermal		hormone-like proteins
dermal		beneath the dermis
nail bed		time to trim your nails you have a...
langerhans		a root sheath of protection around the hair follicle
inflammatory		sweat gland found in the forehead
nail root		keratrin beneath the scalp
dandruff		structures that increase the papillary region's surface
papillary		a folding on the nail
reticular		cells at the base of the epidermis
migratory		body system dealing with the skin
hypodermis		cells from red bone marrow
stratum basale		the scab comes off
keratinization		region of areolar connective tissue
elasticity		main part of a nail
deep		someone who treats and diagnoses skin ailments
dermal papillae		sweat gland found in the clitoris
pores		fibroblasts spread collagen fibers
sebaceous		deepest layer of the epidermis
sebum		largest organ
ceruminous		whitish part of a nail
root		you brush this part of your keratin
dermatologist		first phase with bloods clots
contact inhibition		small openings in the epidermis
moon		power to return to normal after stretch
eccrine		when cells move from one layer to another
epidermal growth factor		holds an internal and external sheath
melanin		a healing response when cells meet
granulation		secretion that keeps our eyes moist
melanocytes		region of irregular connective tissue
epithelial root sheath		tissue formed by fibroblasts
merkel		cells we shed off our scalp
proliferative		contains melanin
cuticle		power to stretch