How do the cells of the stratum granulosum receive nutrients and oxygen?
A) By way of diffusion from the capillaries of the epidermis
B) By way of diffusion from the capillaries of the dermis
C) By way of diffusion from the superficial surface of the skin
D) The cells of the stratum granulosum do not need nutrients because they are dead cells.
Answer: B
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