what are a typical skin cells?
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what are a typical skin cells?
Best answer: Squamous epithelium. The skin is actually made of many layers. The outermost layer is actually dead skin cells that, contrary to beauty commercials, play a very important role in waterproofing and protection. Below this is a layer of ep
Best answer:
Squamous epithelium.
The skin is actually made of many layers. The outermost layer is actually dead skin cells that, contrary to beauty commercials, play a very important role in waterproofing and protection. Below this is a layer of epithelim that generate these dead cells and are constantly regrowing.
Below that is a basal layer that contains blood cells, nerve endings, hair follicle roots, and other skin stuff.
If you mean in comparison to cancerous skin cells, cancerous skin cells are those that grow and divide without control. They will often appear as a dark or discolored patch, sometimes stick out as a bump or growth, and will sometimes hurt or bleed. A mole is a kind of this skin cancer but usually not dangerous.
If you are concerned about an abnormal patch on your skin, see a doctor.
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