A plant's first line of defence against infection is the physical barrier of the plant's skin, the epidermis of the primary plant body and the periderm of the secondary plant body.
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During embryogenesis, the epidermis splits into two layers : the periderm ( which is lost ) and the TGF-a, and through paracrine signal FGF7 aka keratinocyte growth factor ( KGF ) produced by the dermis below the basal cells.
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In humans, these alterations are less apparent, as they occur during fetal development-the same changes in the skin, for example, occur between weeks 9 and 24 of gestation ( see-the tadpole-like epithelium is periderm, beneath which a thick stratified epithelium forms, followed by apoptosis of the periderm ).
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In humans, these alterations are less apparent, as they occur during fetal development-the same changes in the skin, for example, occur between weeks 9 and 24 of gestation ( see-the tadpole-like epithelium is periderm, beneath which a thick stratified epithelium forms, followed by apoptosis of the periderm ).