1 ng toward the luminal surface and eventually desquamate.

2 ity, surface irregularity, and the number of desquamating apical corneal epithelia significantly incr

3                                              Desquamating cells loaded with P. aeruginosa could also

4 d epithelia, with intraepithelial cysts with desquamated debris noted only in K/Ks, and epithelial ou

5 ematurity syndrome, characterized by a thick desquamating epidermis and premature birth.

6    Comedones, follicular plugs consisting of desquamated keratinocytes and sebum, are central to its

7  (0-6) days], appearing most frequently as a desquamating, maculopapular, papulopustular, and/or eryt

8    hTCEpi cells stratify, differentiate, and desquamate similar to normal human corneal epithelium.

9 rolonged duration of viremia and developed a desquamating skin rash.

10      A significant number of hyperreflective desquamating superficial epithelial cells were present i

11 's growth, secreted products, and ability to desquamate the corneal epithelium.