What is "epidermal"

Usage examples of "epidermal".

The skin of his head and hands was normal, albeit blank and untattooed, but the rest of his body was loose, wrinkled, and folded, as if his skin were contaminated with some horrible epidermal disease.

Psychological stress perturbs epidermal permeability barrier homeostasis: Implications for the pathogenesis of stress-associated skin disorders.

Material for the growth of the nail is derived from the matrix, which is lined with active epidermal cells and is richly supplied with blood vessels.

Earth possess pliant chromophores, epidermal cells that allow them to radically adjust their skin color and sur-face pattern.

Earth possess pliant chromophores, epidermal cells that allow them to radically adjust their skin color and surface pattern.

Behind the bar Schwegel laboured with an assistant whose epidermal pores showed no signs of being obstructed.

When he woke the next morning, he found himself not in his bed, either at home or at the hotel, but sprawled in open air among the straps and stirrups of this bizarre chair, being baked in his epidermal jacket by a ruthless sun, dazed, headachy, oozing juice.

Certain cephalo-pods on Earth possess pliant chromophores, epidermal cells that allow them to radically adjust their skin color and sur-face pattern.