8. Stratum Lucidum
•Thin, clear layer of dead skin
cells
•Composed of 3 to 5 layers of
dead keratinocytes
•Cells are flattened
•Surrounded by an oily
substance as a result of
exocytosis by lamellar bodies
16. Sudoriferous glands
• Coiled tubular glands that extend
deep into the dermis
• Their secretions ooze via canals
that open as pores
• Sweat glands in fury animals are
confines to the least furry regions
17. Sebaceous glands
• Are present wherever there are
hairs, and the secretion, sebum, is
usually exuded into hair follicles.
Ceruminous gland – outer ear,
secrete cerumen
Meibomian glands – assist in
moistening conjunctiva of eye
18. SCENT GLANDS
• Sebaceous and sudoriferous
glands both produce a variety of
scents, all of which may be
pheromones
MAMMARY GLANDS
. Develop in both sexes from milk
lines
23. • Consist of connective tissue
• Provides tensile strength and
elasticity
• Harbors many mechanoreceptors
• Contains hair follicles, sweat
glands, sebaceous glands,
apocrine glands
• Produces dermal bones
24. • Regulates heat loss through
vasodilation and vasoconstriction
• Structurally divided into two areas
- papillary region
- reticular region
25. PAPILLARY
• region(1/5) of the dermis,consists of
areolar connective tissues with elastic
fibers
• Provides dermis with a “bumpy” surface
RETICULAR
. Much thicker than papillary (4/5 of the
dermis)
. Composed of dense irregular dense tissue
. where roots of hair, sebaceous glands,
sweat glands, receptors, nails, and blood
vessels
26. • MAMMALIAN SKIN IS SEPARATED FROM
THE UNDERLYING MUSCLE BY A
CUSHION OF LOOSE CONNECTIVE
TISSUE, THE FASCIA.