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Dictionary » M » Melanophore MelanophoreAny type of pigment cell that contains [[melanin. ![]()
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Results from our forumCellular organelles and characteristics of epithelial tissue... part of skin epithelium (just upperside of dermis, called as stratum Malpighi) contains pigment cells, especially melanin, thus it is called as melanophore. Colorful animals have another type of pigmentation. However all pigmentation is controlled by single hormone, MSH, secreted by intermedial ...
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skin and bonesDark skin is caused by distributed melanin contained by melanophore. This tone reflects UV penetration that is harmful to skin. People who live around equatorial areas have darker skin rather than any other places because sunlight, thus further UV, is ...
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