Stratum Corneum Anatomy - The Key to Healthy, Attractive Skin

Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Lamellar Bodies

Lamellar bodies are formed in the keratinocytes of the stratum spinosum and stratum granulosum. When the keratinocyte matures to the stratum corneum, enzymes degrade the outer envelope of the lamellar bodies releasing types of lipids called free fatty acids and ceramides.

Index: Stratum Corneum Anatomy - The Key to Healthy, Attractive Skin

1. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - The Key to Healthy, Attractive Skin
2. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - The Corneocyte
3. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Lamellar Bodies
4. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Intercellular Lipids
5. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Cornified Envelope
6. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Cornified Envelope Lipids
7. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Corneodesmosomes
8. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF)
9. Stratum Corneum Anatomy - Desquamation Process