[We forgot to mention that the stratum granulosum is the last layer of nucleated cells located deep to the stratum corneum/lucidum] Norm, Terence and Shaun start the systems component of MD1, looking at our body's largest organ and how it works! The skin is more than just a protective outer layer of our body. It is a complex organ with a myriad of functions, including regulating body temperature, protecting against pathogens, and providing sensory information. In this episode, we explore the fascinating anatomy physiology of the skin, laying the foundational knowledge required to understand pathologies associated with skin. Content covered in this episode: - Layers of the epidermis and what cells are found within each - Layers of the dermis and what's found in each - Subcutaneous tissue - How your skin works to keep you warm/cool - What happens to your skin during a sympathetic response --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shaun--norm-and-terence/message