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Schematics of external human skin depicting its inner structure Provided by the medOCT-group at the Centre of biomedical Technology and Physics, Medical University Vienna

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current	14:14, 28 August 2005	800 × 719 (238 KB)	BoP~commonswiki	Schematics of external human skin depicting its inner structure Schematische Skizze der externen menschlichen Haut mit Details Provided by the medOCT-group at the Centre of biomedical Technology and Physics, Medical University Vienna License: {{cc-by-sa-2
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