Significados de normal epidermis en inglés

This study investigated the recovery process during which grafted cultured epithelium formed normal epidermis.

The intensity of staining for IL-1 alpha was markedly stronger in cholesteatoma tissue than in normal epidermis.

Human keratinocytes cultured on collagen rafts at the air-liquid interface produced a well-differentiated epithelium that resembled normal epidermis.

Staining for TGF alpha was consistently stronger in cholesteatoma epithelium than in normal epidermis, and encompassed all epithelial cell layers.

Labelling for each of these markers also extended 2 microm from the melanoma into the keratinocyte layer of the adjacent normal epidermis.

Epidermal cell suspensions from the tuberculin-reactive ears contained 23-37% cells expressing class II transplantation antigens as judged by immunocytochemistry compared with 2-3% in normal epidermis.