epidermis

As the largest organ and the one that helps us survive, how is the skin made up?
Weighing about 4kg and covering an area of up to 2 square meters, the skin is the largest organ on the human body.
500 million skin cells are excreted every day but why does blood, body fluids do not leak through the skin?
We know that every day, the body releases 500 million dead skin cells and about 1 liter of sweat.
Why is the skin of the lips not the same as other skin areas?
Imagine a day your lips disappear. How can you eat to survive?
10 interesting things about human skin
Skin is a very important part of the human body. You may not see that your skin is working, but it actually does a lot of important functions in protecting human life.
Why does body fluids not leak through the skin?
One thing special about the skin is that it doesn't leak blood or sweat despite the fact that we eliminate about 500 million cells in 24 hours a day.
The world's first artificial skin from stem cells
British and American scientists have successfully created a piece of epidermis - the outermost layer of skin, from stem cells in the laboratory.