epidermis

Preposition: of

• skin: This is a photo of the epidermis of thick skin at lower power.
• leave: Star shaped scales protect both the upper and the lower epidermis of the leaves.

Converse of object

• thicken: Retinol plumps skin, thickens the epidermis, improves texture and blood circulation and repairs the signs of sun damage.
• penetrate: Large numbers of neutrophils and lymphocytes penetrate the epidermis and entered the infected surface region.
• have: The skin with hair follicles, hairy skin, e.g. on the scalp, has a thin epidermis and many sebaceous glands.
• nourish: How to use: Use twice a week to lift the skin and nourish the epidermis.
• involve: Grade 2 Partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis, dermis or both.

Adjective modifier

• outer: The skin ( see Figure 1 ) is composed of two major layers of tissue; the outer epidermis, and the inner dermis.
• low: Star shaped scales protect both the upper and the lower epidermis of the leaves.
• human: The female mites are 0.3 mm long and feed within the human epidermis.
• upper: The laser passes through the upper epidermis leaving it undamaged.
• embryonic: Boundaries: : During pattern formation, many genes are expressed in a segmentally repeated manner in the embryonic epidermis.
• thick: The growing seedlings should be kept out of the full sun until the typical thick epidermis has appeared.

Modifies a noun

• and/or: Grade 2: Partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis and/or dermis.
• dermis: The layers of skin There are two main layers of skin: epidermis dermis.

Noun used with modifier

• onion: By " onion skin " does you mean onion epidermis or outer leaf of an onion bulb?
• plant: These plant remains principally comprise well preserved plant epidermises, at least some of which are Gramineae.
• mouse: We are using a variety of different approaches to identify new markers of stem cells in human and mouse epidermis.
• leaf: Some new characters based on the structure of the leaf epidermis are included.
• skin: Keratinocytes from the skin epidermis are functionally specialized to protect against the damaging effects of external agents, including ultraviolet ( UV ) light.