| In contrast, C. comptonensis microsporophyll heads have a cutinized hypodermis, and distinctly conical epidermal papillae with pointed apices. |
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| The hypodermis of all three species has two distinct zones that contain suberin and lignin. |
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| Ferns generally lack some of the more typical adaptations of xerophytes, such as a thick hypodermis, sunken stomata, and CAM photosynthesis. |
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| The chemical composition of cell walls from endodermis and hypodermis was analysed. |
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| It therefore complements ultrasound echography and MRI, which are better suited to studying the dermis and hypodermis. |
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| The epidermis may have one or more thick-walled layers called the hypodermis beneath it. |
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| An adipose tissue, the hypodermis is composed of cells in which fat is stored. |
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| Sensory receptor highly sensitive to pressure and vibrations. They are located deep in the dermis and the hypodermis. |
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| Pacinian corpuscles are mechanoreceptors present deep in the dermis and in the hypodermis, sensitive only to rapid variations of deformation. |
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| The epidermis is thick-walled and hairy, often with additional hypodermis and covered by a cuticle and epicuticular wax. |
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| The fold illustrated above is a complete fold because the whole skin, epidermis, dermis and hypodermis, is entirely bent over. |
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| As they reach the hypodermis, they release large quantities of energy which is transformed into perceptible warmth. |
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| In order to drain fat from the hypodermis, it is necessary to reactivate exchanges at the cellular level. |
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| The 975-nanometer beam is absorbed by the hypodermis and the dermis, causing the tissue to contract. |
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| Even with weight loss, cellulite persists because it is blocked in the hypodermis. |
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| The lower part of the hair follicle placed in the hypodermis, presents a bulge called the hair bulb. |
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| The hypodermis consisted of a single layer cells that were larger than epidermal cells and were also isodiametric. |
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| Morphologically, the blemishes are collapsed hypodermis tissues related to shrunken or destroyed oil glands. |
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| Cellulite develops in the most superficial of these layers, known as the hypodermis or subcutaneous fat layer. |
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| However, the combined action of these good practices does not affect the superficial fat of the hypodermis which is responsible for the appearance of cellulite. |
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| The appearance of unwanted curves results from hypertrophy of the deepest skin layer, i.e. the hypodermis, consisting of fat-filled cells called the adipocytes. |
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| Some call it the hypodermis, others the clitoris, and say that lascivious touching of this part is to clitorize. |
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| The hypodermis is made up of adipose tissue, which stores lipids and provides cushioning and insulation. |
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| The amount of fibrous tissue is reduced, and the hypodermis is absent. |
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| Casparian band-like structure in the root hypodermis of some aquatic angiosperms. |
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| However, in some taxa successive periderms may develop in the outer cortex, and the hypodermis eventually disappears. |
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| The hypodermis and the dermis possess a highly developed blood network. |
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| The hypodermis is not necessarily considered as being part of the skin. |
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| It is caused by an inflammation of fat cells located in the hypodermis. |
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| Through the radio frequency both the dermis and hypodermis skin layers are affected safely to regenerate new collagen and shrink fat cells. |
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| Thus, body hair is anchored in the dermis whereas the hair on the head, surrounded by a sheath of connective tissue, is anchored 4 mm down in the hypodermis. |
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| Biopsy specimens were washed 3 times with DNAfree sterile water, and epidermis was removed from the dermis and hypodermis to avoid contamination with cutaneous flora. |
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