51.   The skin cell samples are likely to contain both degraded DNA from dead cells and DNA from the many bacteria that live on human skin.

52.   The scientists reported that the system worked beautifully in studies with human skin cells implanted in mice.

53.   Therapeutic cloning uses similar lab principles but aims to make human skin, bone or other body components useful to the sick.

54.   They conducted bizarre human experiments, harvested hair and gold fillings, and used human skin for lampshades.

55.   They wore old animal skins on their heads, enough to make human skin crawl.

56.   This arid air causes human skin to crack if it is not moistened regularly.

57.   They found a bowl fashioned from a human skull and a chair and suit made of human skin.

58.   Transkaryotic claims that its protein is made in human skin cells instead of through the traditional method of splicing genes into animal or bacteria cells.

59.   Wind-chill values are an artificial attempt to measure the cooling power of the wind on exposed human skin.

60.   Other beliefs are that when associated with special rituals, human skin increases harvests and lures clients to local brew clubs and shops.