Dermal Papilla | Anatomy - Britannica

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fingerprints

  • fingerprint patterns In fingerprint

    papillary ridges on the ends of the fingers and thumbs. Fingerprints afford an infallible means of personal identification, because the ridge arrangement on every finger of every human being is unique and does not alter with growth or age. Fingerprints serve to reveal an individual’s…

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integumentary system

  • A pangolin walks through grass with a blue circle around it and the word "endangered" written in white across the image. In integument: Horns and antlers

    …epidermis covering a cluster of dermal bumps (papillae). The fibres, somewhat resembling thick hair, grow from the papillae, and cells between the papillae produce a cement that binds the fibres together.

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  • A pangolin walks through grass with a blue circle around it and the word "endangered" written in white across the image. In integument: Hair

    …a small stud of dermis—the dermal papilla—at its base. Indeed, it is formed in the embryo by just such as interaction between its constituents, the epidermis growing inward as a peg that ultimately invests a small group of dermal cells.

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relation to dermis

  • Inspect a cross-section of dermis and epidermis and see papillae, blood and lymph vessels, muscles, and nerves In dermis

    …overlying epidermis in ridges called papillae (see video). Nerves that extend through the dermis and end in the papillae are sensitive to heat, cold, pain, and pressure. Sweat glands and oil glands lie in the deeper stratum reticulare, as do the bases of hair follicles, the nail beds, and blood…

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