Match each of the terms or structures with its definition, description, or function.
-A tough protein that fills the outermost layer of skin cells

Question

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Keratin is a tough protein that fills the outermost layer of skin cells, providing strength and protection.

Answer: B
 The stratum germinativum is the innermost layer of the epidermis, where new skin cells are produced.

Answer: C
 The stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the epidermis, consisting of dead, keratin-filled cells that protect the skin.

Answer: E
 The hair shaft is the visible part of a hair that extends above the surface of the skin.

Answer: H
 The nail bed is the tissue underneath the nail plate, which provides support and nourishment for the nail.

Answer: I
 Eccrine glands are sweat glands that produce a watery sweat in response to body temperature regulation.

Answer: J
 Apocrine glands are sweat glands that produce a thicker, odor-causing sweat in response to emotional or hormonal stimuli.

Note: Hair papilla and lunula are not defined or described in the given options. The cuticle is not clearly defined and could refer to either the outermost layer of skin or the protective layer surrounding the hair shaft.

Match Each of the Terms or Structures with Its Definition