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In: Anatomy and Physiology

Which tissue region do nails originate from?

Which tissue region do nails originate from?

a) lunula

b) nail matrix

c) cuticle Nails

d) eponychium

Solutions

Expert Solution

To solve this problem the terminology needs to be understood and you have to know the parts of the nail the question is referring to.When  it comes to nails, it  composed of tightly paked epidermal  keratinocytes, which grows from the nail bed known as a matrix. The lunula  is the visible part of the nail (halfmoon) and it will appears white due to the vascular tissue underneath not being visible. 

 


The correct answer is b) mail matrix, this is the tissue region that nails originate from. 

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