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We could see the different layers of cells in a leaf fragment including the epidermis with the pores, called stomata, through which plants take in carbon dioxide, we could also see the surface patterning of the epidermis cells, which was like a jigsaw pattern that we see on many living ferns. – David Greenwood	Found on CNN 3 years ago
So far we've got interesting results from three astronauts. It seems that there is a strong production of collagen; so suddenly these astronauts have more collagen. It means there is some sort of anti-ageing effect, at least in the dermis - the lower part of the skin. And we found that the epidermis, in particular the part of the living cells, that this epidermis is shrinking, so the skin gets thinner, so far we have no explanation yet, and we are waiting for the other astronauts to figure out what's going on and maybe to try to figure out how we can protect, how we can help so that this epidermis is not shrinking. – Professor Karsten Koenig	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We've seen the epidermis get thinner by nearly 20 percent. And so far we have no explanation. But this happened within six months; the question is if you go to Mars they need one or two years and we don't know yet - for sure it's not so good if the epidermis gets thinner and thinner. – Professor Karsten Koenig	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The dual system or the dual treatment, i don't want to think about the epidermis but some people are thinking that way. – Lorenzo Lynch	Found on CNN 9 years ago
As we age, the epidermis (the skin’s outer layer) thins and weakens, making it susceptible to dehydration and wrinkling. – Paula Simpson	Found on FOX News 9 years ago

We could see the different layers of cells in a leaf fragment including the epidermis with the pores, called stomata, through which plants take in carbon dioxide, we could also see the surface patterning of the epidermis cells, which was like a jigsaw pattern that we see on many living ferns.

– David Greenwood

Found on CNN
3 years ago

So far we've got interesting results from three astronauts. It seems that there is a strong production of collagen; so suddenly these astronauts have more collagen. It means there is some sort of anti-ageing effect, at least in the dermis - the lower part of the skin. And we found that the epidermis, in particular the part of the living cells, that this epidermis is shrinking, so the skin gets thinner, so far we have no explanation yet, and we are waiting for the other astronauts to figure out what's going on and maybe to try to figure out how we can protect, how we can help so that this epidermis is not shrinking.

– Professor Karsten Koenig

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We've seen the epidermis get thinner by nearly 20 percent. And so far we have no explanation. But this happened within six months; the question is if you go to Mars they need one or two years and we don't know yet - for sure it's not so good if the epidermis gets thinner and thinner.

– Professor Karsten Koenig

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The dual system or the dual treatment, i don't want to think about the epidermis but some people are thinking that way.

– Lorenzo Lynch

Found on CNN
9 years ago

As we age, the epidermis (the skin’s outer layer) thins and weakens, making it susceptible to dehydration and wrinkling.

– Paula Simpson

Found on FOX News
9 years ago

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