Researchers have tried to explain how the skin is maintained throughout its life, which is our largest organ and forms a shield against the environment. The skin consists of many different cell types, including hair cells, fat- and sweat glands. It protects us against microbial and chemical attacks and forms a waterproof barrier that prevents fluid loss. Associate professor Kim Jensen' group from BRIC have, through mapping of stem cell's behaviour ...Saturday, 17 August 2013
Find Out How Our Skin is Maintained Throughout Life
Researchers have tried to explain how the skin is maintained throughout its life, which is our largest organ and forms a shield against the environment. The skin consists of many different cell types, including hair cells, fat- and sweat glands. It protects us against microbial and chemical attacks and forms a waterproof barrier that prevents fluid loss. Associate professor Kim Jensen' group from BRIC have, through mapping of stem cell's behaviour ...
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