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Stock Illustration: Necrotizing Fasciitis in Skin Tissue

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This Stock Illustration, whose title is "Necrotizing Fasciitis in Skin Tissue"[104746841], includes tags of hair, cell, human. The author of this item is pictext (No.2372090). Sizes from S to XL are available and the price starts from US$5.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), check the quality of images, and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

Necrotizing Fasciitis in Skin Tissue 104746841

Necrotizing Fasciitis in Skin Tissue

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Stock Illustration: Necrotizing Fasciitis in Skin Tissue tags

hair　 cell　 human　 skin　 first line of defence　 integument　 dermis　 hypodermis　 stratified epithelium　 epidermis　 cutaneous sense　 keratinised epithelium　 sensory organ　 sweat gland　 sebaceous gland　 hair bulb　 hair follicle　 insulation　 keratinous layer　 perception　 fur　 pain　 heat　 cold　 connective tissue　 organ　 organ system　 stimulus　 signal　 nervous system　 receptor　 nerve　 layer　 blood vessels　 blood vessel　 body　 organism　 biology　 anatomy　

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