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Sunburnt skin

Sunburnt skin. Coloured electron micrograph (SEM) of epidermal skin cells after sunburn. These stratified epithelial cells have been destroyed by ultraviolet (UV) light in the suns ray and are sloughing off. UV radiation also damages the tiny blood vessels beneath the epidermis. Sunburn is most common in fair-skinned people, whose skin lacks the protective pigment melanin. Repeated exposure prematurely ages the skin and increases the risk of skin cancer. Calamine lotion and painkillers help to soothe sunburnt skin. Magnification: x320 at 6x7cm size. Science Photo Library features Science and Medical images including photos and illustrations. © POWER AND SYRED/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Media ID 9308115

Burn Burns Burnt Epidermal Epidermis Epithelial Epithelium Inflamed Inflammation Skin Cells Stratified Ultraviolet Light Condition Sunburn Sunburnt

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This print captures the aftermath of a sunburn on human skin. The coloured electron micrograph showcases the destructive effects of ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun's rays on our epidermal cells. These stratified epithelial cells, seen in vibrant detail, have been damaged to the point of sloughing off. The detrimental impact of UV radiation extends beyond just these surface cells; it also harms the delicate blood vessels beneath the epidermis. Sunburns are particularly common among fair-skinned individuals who lack sufficient melanin, a protective pigment found in darker skin tones. Repeated exposure to sunlight not only prematurely ages our skin but also heightens the risk of developing skin cancer. However, relief can be found through remedies such as calamine lotion and painkillers that help soothe sunburnt skin. At a magnification level of x320 and measuring 6x7cm, this scanning electron micrograph provides an intricate view into both the beauty and fragility of our largest organ - our skin. It serves as a reminder to protect ourselves from harmful UV rays by practicing safe sun habits and utilizing appropriate skincare measures. This remarkable image is brought to you by Science Photo Library, showcasing their dedication to capturing fascinating scientific visuals for educational purposes across various fields including healthcare and medicine.


Framed Prints of Sunburnt skin

Introducing the captivating Sunburnt Skin Framed Print from Media Storehouse, brought to you by Science Photo Library. This mesmerizing coloured electron micrograph (SEM) showcases the aftermath of sunburn, revealing the destruction of epidermal skin cells by ultraviolet radiation. A poignant reminder of the importance of sun protection, this unique framed print adds an intriguing scientific touch to any space, igniting conversations and inspiring thought. Order yours today and bring the wonders of science into your home or office.


Photo Prints of Sunburnt skin

Discover the power of visual storytelling with Media Storehouse's Photographic Prints. Featuring this captivating image from Science Photo Library, witness the aftermath of sun exposure with our Sunburnt Skin print. This coloured electron micrograph (SEM) reveals the destruction of epidermal skin cells caused by harmful UV rays, providing a striking reminder of the importance of sun protection. Bring this essential lesson to your home or office and ignite conversations with our high-quality, vibrant prints.


Poster Prints of Sunburnt skin

Experience the power of science with our Media Storehouse Poster Prints featuring the captivating image of "Sunburnt skin" by Science Photo Library. This stunning Coloured Electron Micrograph (SEM) reveals the devastating effect of ultraviolet radiation on epidermal skin cells, showcasing the destroyed stratified epithelial cells in vivid detail. Ideal for educational settings, laboratories, or personal use, these high-quality prints bring the wonders of science directly to your space. Witness the impact of sunlight on our skin at the cellular level and ignite curiosity with this thought-provoking visual. Order now and bring the beauty of science into your home or workplace.


Jigsaw Puzzles of Sunburnt skin

Discover the intricacies of sunburn with our captivating jigsaw puzzles from Media Storehouse. Featuring an electron micrograph of sunburnt skin cells by Science Photo Library, this puzzle offers a unique and educational experience. Witness the destruction of epidermal cells caused by harmful UV rays, bringing science to life in a fun and engaging way. Puzzle pieces fit seamlessly together, providing hours of enjoyable challenge for all ages. Explore the microscopic world and learn about sun protection with our Sunburnt Skin puzzle.

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