Sentence examples for thicker stratum from inspiring English sources

Histological evaluation of skin samples from these regions revealed a significantly thickened epidermis with an increased number of spinous/suprabasal cell layers and cellular disorganization; the upper differentiation layers were also abnormal, with parakeratosis, the prevalent appearance of nuclei, an improperly packed granular layer and a thicker stratum corneum (Figure 7B).

Although in the epidermis there were no gross phenotypic abnormalities or barrier dysfunction apparent at birth, histological examination revealed that the newborn (Figure 2A) and 1 week-old (not shown) transgenic epidermis was moderately thicker than that of the wild type, with a thicker stratum corneum, a less-compacted granular layer and an overall expanded suprabasal compartment.

Interestingly, Sod2−/− skin also had a thicker stratum corneum.

It covers the thicker stratum corneum (SC) appearing as a low scattering layer.

Surprisingly, these Keap1-deficient mice also show a thicker stratum corneum epidermis, abnormal keratinization, and cornification in the esophagus and forestomach (hyperkeratosis).

Raman spectral quality is very good considering the thickness of an individual corneocyte (0.5 0.8 μm) and is comparable to spectra obtained from much thicker stratum corneum samples and intact skin [ 2, 5, 8].

This is solved by the possession of a thick stratum corneum in which waxes are arranged in membranelike layers between the keratinized cells.

The last thing they need now is a generation that refuses to acknowledge that it is growing old, a thick stratum of privilege, desk-blocking new talent, better ideas, fresh approaches, mainly interested in funding a three-holidays-a-year habit and looking forward to the next chance to romp across the beach to the breaking surf, imagining themselves as lithe and toned as they were in their 20s.

To prevent loss of moisture reptilian skin lost the softness and moisture of amphibian skin and developing a thick stratum corneum with multiple layers of lipids which served as an impermeable barrier as well as provided protection from the ultraviolet.

The penguin epidermis has a thick stratum corneum, consisting of flattened heavily keratinized cells that lack basophilic nuclear remnants [ 36].

The batch treated with C. asiatica on day 6 presents a moderately thick stratum corneum that is moderately laminated and slightly keratinized on the surface.