Definition of stratum corneum in English:

stratum corneum

noun ˌstrɑːtəm ˈkɔːnɪəmˈstrātəm ˌkôrnēəm

Anatomy

The outermost layer of the skin, consisting of keratinized cells.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its thick epidermis contains well-developed granular, spinous, suprabasal, and basal layers below a mature stratum corneum.
- Generally, all maintenance and repair products should focus on the restorative and nutritive needs of the stratum corneum and epidermal cells.
- In most areas of the body, the stratum corneum is comprised of about 15 tightly stacked layers of corneocytes.
- This property results from product adherence to the stratum corneum layer of the skin, inhibiting microbial recolonization.
- The stratum corneum and a natural skin oil called the ‘barrier lipid’ provide protection for the living skin cells with their sensitive nerve endings.

Origin

Latin, literally 'horny layer'.

Definition of stratum corneum in US English:

stratum corneum

nounˈstrātəm ˌkôrnēəm

Anatomy

The horny outer layer of the skin.
Example sentencesExamples
- In most areas of the body, the stratum corneum is comprised of about 15 tightly stacked layers of corneocytes.
- Generally, all maintenance and repair products should focus on the restorative and nutritive needs of the stratum corneum and epidermal cells.
- Its thick epidermis contains well-developed granular, spinous, suprabasal, and basal layers below a mature stratum corneum.
- This property results from product adherence to the stratum corneum layer of the skin, inhibiting microbial recolonization.
- The stratum corneum and a natural skin oil called the ‘barrier lipid’ provide protection for the living skin cells with their sensitive nerve endings.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘horny layer’.

单词	stratum corneum
释义	Definition of stratum corneum in English: stratum corneum noun ˌstrɑːtəm ˈkɔːnɪəmˈstrātəm ˌkôrnēəm Anatomy The outermost layer of the skin, consisting of keratinized cells. Example sentencesExamples Its thick epidermis contains well-developed granular, spinous, suprabasal, and basal layers below a mature stratum corneum. Generally, all maintenance and repair products should focus on the restorative and nutritive needs of the stratum corneum and epidermal cells. In most areas of the body, the stratum corneum is comprised of about 15 tightly stacked layers of corneocytes. This property results from product adherence to the stratum corneum layer of the skin, inhibiting microbial recolonization. The stratum corneum and a natural skin oil called the ‘barrier lipid’ provide protection for the living skin cells with their sensitive nerve endings. Origin Latin, literally 'horny layer'. Definition of stratum corneum in US English: stratum corneum nounˈstrātəm ˌkôrnēəm Anatomy The horny outer layer of the skin. Example sentencesExamples In most areas of the body, the stratum corneum is comprised of about 15 tightly stacked layers of corneocytes. Generally, all maintenance and repair products should focus on the restorative and nutritive needs of the stratum corneum and epidermal cells. Its thick epidermis contains well-developed granular, spinous, suprabasal, and basal layers below a mature stratum corneum. This property results from product adherence to the stratum corneum layer of the skin, inhibiting microbial recolonization. The stratum corneum and a natural skin oil called the ‘barrier lipid’ provide protection for the living skin cells with their sensitive nerve endings. Origin Latin, literally ‘horny layer’.
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