The layer of skin that we see with our eye, that is thin and has no blood vessels is:

The stratum lucidum is a layer of skin that has cells that look like small granules and is found in the dermis.

The layer of skin below the epidermis that we cannot see is called:

How many layers is the dermis made up of?

The "cushiony" layer of fat found below the dermis is called:

Skin cells are bathed in this clear fluid that assist the body's immune system.

Based upon the video reference that accompanied our lesson notes entitled: "The Integumentary System Part 1" Skin color is determined by:

Collagen is an enzyme that gives the skin its form and strength.

Elastin helps to give skin flexibility and elasticity.

The skin contains 2 types of duct glands: