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Meanings of dermal in English

Spanish
epidérmico

Of or relating to a cuticle or cuticula.

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      epidérmico
      Portuguese
      cutâneo
      Catalan
      cutani

      Relating to or existing on or affecting the skin.

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            cutâneo
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            Examples for "cutaneal"
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            Usually cooks don't welcome large amounts of toughening connective tissue in meat.
            On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
            2
            In addition, it may be a predictor for severe connective tissue involvement.
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            3
            Herpesvirus entry mediator expression was limited mainly to some connective tissue cells.
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            4
            As with muscle, it's that connective tissue that makes a thing work.
            Wired
            5
            The thickness of the connective tissue surrounding the fibers magnifies such differences.
            Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
            Usage of dermal in English
            1
            There was a plain dermal covering over the genital and anal region.
            Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
            2
            Both males and females will try to impress with a dermal flush.
            BBC
            3
            Light microscopy revealed dermal proliferation of spindle-shaped histiocytes with abundant mucin deposition.
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            4
            Congo red and thioflavine T stainings were positive, forming a dermal band.
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            5
            The additive is not a skin irritant but is a dermal sensitiser.
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            Background: Proper assessment of dermal collagen fibers by dermatologists and researchers is essential.
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            Accurate regulation of dermal fibroblast function plays a crucial role in wound healing.
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            8
            This study aims to explore the possibility of tendon engineering using dermal fibroblasts.
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            9
            Ortega glanced at her watch and reached for the second dermal.
            Altered carbon
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            Recently, we reported that HBO ameliorates stress-induced impairment of dermal healing.
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            11
            We hypothesize that these dermal melanophores also present peripheral clock characteristics.
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            12
            HA may be used in topical formulations, as dermal inducer, for wound healing.
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            13
            A superomedial orbital dermal cylindroma in an adult female is described.
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            14
            Compound-mediated cytotoxicity was not observed with human dermal fibroblasts or renal epithelial cells.
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            15
            In dermatologic department, it can be misdiagnosed as various dermal or subcutaneous tumours.
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            16
            Across the scar from the surrounding tissues the dermal-fascial autograft does not reinnervate.
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            Translations for dermal
            Portuguese
            cutâneo
            Catalan
            cutani
            Dermal through the time
            Dermal across language varieties
            United States of America
            Common