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A. Section of Scalp B. Section of Foot I. Epidermis II. Dermis III. Subcutaneous 1. Meissner’s Corpuscles 2. Stratum Corneum 3. Stratum Lucidum 4. Stratum Granulosum 5. Stratum Spinosum 6. Basal Lamina 7. Stratum Germinativum 8. Papillary layer (dermis) 9. Sudoriferous duc 10. Reticular layer (dermis) 11. Sweat gland 12. Pacinian Corpuscle 19. Cortex of hair 20. Arrector pili muscle 21. Root of hair 22. Sebaceous

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A. Section of Scalp Section of Foot  I. Epidermis II. Dermis III. Subcutaneous 1. Meissner’s Corpuscles 2. Stratum Corneum 3. Stratum Lucidum 4. Stratum Granulosum 5. Stratum Spinosum 6. Basal Lamina 7. Stratum Germinativum 8. Papillary layer (dermis) 9. Sudoriferous duct - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: A. Section of Scalp Section of Foot  I. Epidermis II. Dermis III. Subcutaneous

A. Section of ScalpB. Section of Foot

I. EpidermisII. DermisIII. Subcutaneous

1. Meissner’s Corpuscles2. Stratum Corneum3. Stratum Lucidum4. Stratum Granulosum5. Stratum Spinosum 6. Basal Lamina7. Stratum Germinativum8. Papillary layer (dermis)9. Sudoriferous duct10. Reticular layer (dermis) 11. Sweat gland12. Pacinian Corpuscle13. Adipose Cell14. Outer root sheath15. Inner root sheath 16. Hair cuticle17. Hair bulb18. Medulla of hair

19. Cortex of hair20. Arrector pili muscle21. Root of hair 22. Sebaceous gland23. Hair shaft24. Sweat pore

Page 2: A. Section of Scalp Section of Foot  I. Epidermis II. Dermis III. Subcutaneous

I EpidermisII DermisIII Subcutaneous

1. Sebaceous gland2. Root of hair3. Hair shaft4. Arrector pili muscle5. Meissner’s corpuscle6. Sweat pore (Sudoriferous)7. Pacinian corpuscle8. Outer root sheath9. Inner root sheath10. Hair cuticle11. Hair bulb12. Medulla of hair13. Cortex of hair14. Adipose cell15. Hair papilla16. Sweat gland17. Reticular layer of dermis18. Sudoriferous duct (Sweat gland duct)

19. Papillary layer of dermis20. Basal lamia (Basal layer of epidermis)21. Stratum Spinosum

22. Stratum Germinativum23. Stratum Granulosum24. Stratum Lucidum25. Stratum Corneum


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