Epidermis
The epidermis is the topmost part of the skin.
RESEARCH PAPERS THAT WE STILL NEED FULL ACCESS TO:
- Forslind, B., Wei, X., & Roomans, G. (1983). Elemental distribution in cross sections of guinea-pig epidermis: x-ray microanalysis in the electron microscope. In R. Marks & G. Plewig (Eds.), Stratum corneum (pp. 217-220). Springer.
- Hong, C., Ediger, R., Raetz, R., & Diurickovic, S. (1977). Measurement of guinea pig body surface area. Laboratory Animal Science, 27(4), 474-476.
- Uchida, Y., Iwamori, M., & Nagai, Y. (1988). Distinct differences in lipid composition between epidermis and dermis from footpad and dorsal skin of guinea pigs. Japanese Journal of Experimental Medicine, 58(3), 153-161.
Other subchapters pending
In order of priority:
- Dermis
- Subdermis
- Panniculus carnosus
- Hair follicles and hair
- Zackheim-Langs patch
- Sebaceous glands
- Preputial glands
- Paw pads
- Mammary glands
- Nails