Sunday, January 9, 2011

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The skin as a boundary element

The skin protects the body against the ingress of pathogens and gaseous, liquid or solid foreign substances in the broadest sense, from mechanical injury, radiation damage, but also from fluid, electrolyte and protein losses, which take in severe burns of the skin life threatening. It is populated by bacteria and fungi, known as the resident skin flora. function as antigen presenting cells in the skin Langerhans cells.
mass transfer

over the body surface in varying degrees in different animals substances from the environment and released. These can be gaseous, liquid or solid (dissolved in an aqueous medium). The mass transfer can actively run (under energy expenditure) or passive (in the direction of an osmotic gradient).

The gases may be: the absorption of oxygen and the release of carbon dioxide (skin respiration), but also nitrogen and inert gases. Water can be absorbed serve or be discharged to the water regulation and as a transport medium for dissolved gaseous or solid substances. Dissolved substances may be salts (uptake or release), nutrients (many parasites the exclusive uptake, excretion products, but also toxic substances from the environment (such as organic lead compounds).
heat balance

About the skin, the body can regulate its heat balance. overheating effect against the skin with the sweat glands. By the sweat production potential evaporation and the resulting heat is dissipated by the close under the skin running capillaries that are open to an extent (see sweating). With the help of the subcutaneous fat tissue and to a lesser extent by the heat of the hair is held back. In cold blood circulation in the skin are and subcutaneous fat only slightly, and both act by an insulator layer. The hair can take on due to the small coat of man only small isolation function. Still, one can observe the working principle of a fur garment still good. When occurring in the cold creeps directed the M

Friday, January 7, 2011

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The inguinal skin

occurs on the fingers, the palm (palmar) and the sole of the foot (plantar) on. The epidermis shows here fine ridges (epidermal ridges), arising from the fact that the dermal papillae arranged in longitudinal rows. It all skin bar is underlain by two Papillarkörperreihen. The dermal ridges form an individual pattern of various geometric figures (vertebral arch, loop, double loop). These patterns are used in the fingerprint (fingerprint recognition) forensic technology as a form of biometric data. The inguinal skin contains, besides many sweat glands, no skin appendages.

Fields skin

covered the remaining areas of skin. Here, the surface shows fine grooves bounded by rhombic fields (areolae cutanea). The furrows occur on the papillae Epidermisbereichen and spread at a higher skin tension. They serve as a reserve wrinkles, because the epidermis is less stretchable than the dermis. The size of the skin fields varies depending on the body. The boxes containing the skin and subcutaneous tissue less than 1 / 10 mm thick. It is the thinnest in the area of the eye and the genital organs.

parts of the skin and its functions

The skin protects against heat loss and external influences, and is used to hold contact stimuli. In addition, to meet the individual components of specialized functions:

* hair: protection against heat loss and solar radiation
* horny layer: protection from injuries and dehydration
* seed layer: Rebuilding of skin cells *
melanocytes: the protection of genetic information in the nucleus from UV radiation
* free Nerve endings: Admission of touch and pain stimuli
* lamellar bodies: receiving pressure stimuli
* sweat glands: Production of welding, protection against overheating due to evaporation
* cold receptors: Admission of temperature stimuli "cold"
* heat receptors: recording of temperature stimuli "warm"
* Haarbalgmuskel: heat storage by raising the vellus
* Sebaceous gland: production of sebum (grease) *
corpuscles: Admission of touch stimuli
* fat storage: protection against pressure and hypothermia
* Blood vessels: temperature regulation and supply the skin cells with nutrients and oxygen

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dermis (corium, dermis)
structure of human skin with label

The dermis consists mainly of connective tissue and serves the food and anchoring of the epidermis. This provides the fine capillarized blood vessel system, the border zone to the epidermis. The origin of the sebaceous and sweat glands found in the lower dermis. This provides important for temperature control smooth muscle and blood vessels.

The dermis is divided into a papillary (Papillenschicht, cone layer, papillary) and stellate reticulum (network layer).
subcutaneous tissue (hypodermis)

The subcutis forms the base for the overlying layers of the skin and contains the major blood vessels and nerves for the upper layers of the skin and the subcutaneous fat and loose connective tissue. In the subcutaneous sensory cells are of strong pressure stimuli, such as the lamellar bodies.


skin appendages
Optical coherence tomography of the finger tip (the hairless skin) in vivo with sweat outputs

The so-called skin appendages the skin include hair with their sebaceous glands and the Haarbalgmuskel (Musculus arrector pili) are, nails, horns, and sweat glands, the latter being divided into eccrine and apocrine sweat glands. Not least is the mammary gland is a modified skin gland.

inguinal skin and skin fields

Looking the skin or more accurately with a magnifying glass, a fine relief is visible. According to this distinction is the skin into two types.

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