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Meanings of epidermal in English

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epidérmico

Of or relating to a cuticle or cuticula.

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Macrophages highly express epidermal fatty acid-binding protein and adipose fatty acid-binding protein.
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They are often associated with epidermal hyperplasia and increased basal layer pigmentation.
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These findings suggest that AMP accelerates the epidermal turnover delayed by aging.
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Furthermore, they placed an epidermal VR patch on the residual arm stump.
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The scaffolds were composed of polycaprolactone, hyaluronan and encapsulating epidermal growth factor.
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Why is this creature's epidermal layer covered with mulch instead of fur?
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We also analyzed epidermal growth factor receptor gene mutations when possible.
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These animals displayed no overt epidermal phenotype nor overexpression of K10.
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Caspase-14-deficient mice display reduced epidermal barrier function and increased sensitivity to UVB radiation.
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Subsequently, epidermal hyperproliferation was observed with a maximum on day 8.
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HSP expression was detected on skin slices using immunolabeling in the epidermal area.
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The epidermal turnover is related to the energy metabolism of epidermal basal cells.
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Normal mismatch repair and epidermal growth factor receptor expression was detected.
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The epidermal growth factor receptor gene has emerged as the most promising target.
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Leaf stomatal and epidermal cell traits showed pronounced differences between the original parents.
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On histological examination of the mass, keratin proliferation and epidermal papilloma were observed.
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