The skin has three basic layers, each with a different role The number of skin layers that exists depends on how you count ...

Danlos syndromes and related disorders: diagnostic challenges and the need for an interdisciplinary patient care in Germany,” ...

Classical Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (previously known as EDS type I/II) is an inheritable connective tissue disorder that involves skin, tendons, ligaments, and, in some cases, also blood vessels. Most ...

It holds together your muscles, tendons, ligaments, bones, skin and promotes healthy joints and connective tissues. There are nearly 30 known types of collagen, but type I is the most prevalent ...

In general, the ratio of fixative to tissue (vol:vol) should be 15:1 to 20:1. Dense (skin, bone) and bloody (liver, spleen) tissues are hardest to fix. If the amount of fixative is inadequate, or the ...