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    This document provides information about different types of epithelial tissues found in various organs of the body. It lists the organ, subtype of epithelial tissue, typical cell shape, specific subtype, any cell surface modifications, distinguishing structures, and main functions. Key epithelial tissues discussed include simple squamous in the kidneys, simple cuboidal in the thyroid, simple columnar in the gall bladder, stratified squamous in the esophagus and skin, and pseudostratified columnar in the trachea. The main functions of epithelial tissues are protection, secretion, and distensibility.

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    This document provides information about different types of epithelial tissues found in various organs of the body. It lists the organ, subtype of epithelial tissue, typical cell shape, specific subtype, any cell surface modifications, distinguishing structures, and main functions. Key epithelial tissues discussed include simple squamous in the kidneys, simple cuboidal in the thyroid, simple columnar in the gall bladder, stratified squamous in the esophagus and skin, and pseudostratified columnar in the trachea. The main functions of epithelial tissues are protection, secretion, and distensibility.

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    Epithelial Tissue: MHSB - Lab

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    This document provides information about different types of epithelial tissues found in various organs of the body. It lists the organ, subtype of epithelial tissue, typical cell shape, specific subtype, any cell surface modifications, distinguishing structures, and main functions. Key epithelial tissues discussed include simple squamous in the kidneys, simple cuboidal in the thyroid, simple columnar in the gall bladder, stratified squamous in the esophagus and skin, and pseudostratified columnar in the trachea. The main functions of epithelial tissues are protection, secretion, and distensibility.

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    MHSB - Lab

    Epithelial Tissue

    Organ KIDNEY THYROID GALL BLADDER ESOPHAGUS SKIN

    Subtype Simple Simple Simple Stratified Stratified

    Shape Squamous Cuboidal Columnar Squamous Squamous

    Specific Simple squamous Simple cuboidal epithelial Simple columnar epithelial Stratified squamous non- Stratified squamous
    subtype epithelial tissue tissue tissue keratinized epithelial tissue keratinized epithelial tissue

    Cell Surface Keratin


    Modification

    Structure Bowman's capsule

    Specific Parietal layer


    structure

    Fundamental Epithelial tissue


    type of
    tissue
    Covering Protection Protection Protection
    Main
    Function Secretion Distensibility Secretion
    Organ TRACHEA URETER EPIDIDYMIS LIVER

    Subtype Pseudostratified Transition Pseudostratified Glandular

    Shape Columnar Varies accdg. to function Columnar

    Specific Pseudostratified columnar Transitional epithelial Pseudostratified columnar Glandular epithelial tissue
    subtype ciliated epithelial tissue tissue epithelial tissue with
    stereocilia

    Cell Surface Cilia Stereocilia


    Modification

    Structure

    Specific
    structure

    Fundamental
    type of
    tissue

    Protection Protection
    Main
    Function Secretion Distensibility

    Cilia: mediated transport


    of particles trapped in
    mucus out of the air
    passages

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