limiting layer of elasmoid scale

Hypermineralized tissue lacking collagen (except Sharpey's fibres), developing in close proximity to the basal cells of the overlying epithelium.

Type Organ
Parent Structure tissue

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What is the limiting layer of elasmoid scale?
Hypermineralized tissue lacking collagen (except Sharpey's fibres), developing in close proximity to the basal cells of the overlying epithelium.

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