The architecture is modular and recursive and is conducive to a three-dimensional, layered configuration, with no more than five cellular layers required regardless of the number of inputs.
She tells me that the skin creams target the deeper cellular layers of skin ageing that surgery cannot reverse or repair.
The gray matter of the spinal cord is composed of nine distinct cellular layers, or laminae, traditionally indicated by Roman numerals.
In addition to the cellular layers, the integument often includes a noncellular coating, or cuticle, that is secreted by the epidermis.
They found that the pups of infected mice had far fewer neurons, so that the cellular layers of the cerebral cortex were significantly thinner than those of pups born to uninfected mice – malformations very similar to those seen in human microcephaly.
The most obvious design flaw of the retina is that the cellular layers are backwards.
For instance, capacity expansion of the LTE networks can be achieved by deploying different cellular layers, e.g., micro/pico/femto layers overlaid to the macro layer.
It regulates endochondral growth and has in its center a complex anatomy with the following cellular layers (from the epiphyses to the metaphysis): the reserve zone, the proliferative zone, the layer with prehypertrophic chondrocytes and the hypertrophic zone which is subdivided in cellular layers of maturation, degeneration and calcification (Jouve et al. 1998; Mackie et al. 2011) (Figure 2).
The skin of the lips is thinner than skin elsewhere on the body, consisting of three to five cellular layers instead of up to 16. Thinner skin means it's easier to see the blood vessels underneath.
Inhibitory cells are located in all cellular layers [6].
The three major cellular layers of the cornea are: epithelium, stroma and endothelium.
