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Name three places on your body where you would find epithelial tissues?
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∙ 13y ago
The three places to find epithelial tissue in your body would be in your skin, spinalcord, and your brain.
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∙ 15y agoinside cheek, roof of mouth, tongue
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Which layer of the basement membrane of epithelial tissues is produced and secreted by cells of the underlying connective tissue?
Dense fibrous connective tissue i think The correct answer would be: Areolar Connective Tissue--Gel like matrix with all three fiber types.
What would would a group of ciliated cells be called?
ciliated epithelial tissue
Where in the body can you find epithelial tissue that is peculiar when compared to connective tissue?
Epithelial tissue is classified as a Primary Tissue (as opposed to connective, muscle, or nervous tissues), so it would be throughout the body. Many of the body's glands are made up of epithelial tissue.
Epithelial cells are classified as?
A group of epithelial cells organized to perform a common function would be a tissue.
What criteria are used to classify epithelial tissues?
They are generally classified by size and shapeEpithelial tissue is classified according to:1. The number of cell layersSimplePseudostratifiedStratified2. The shape of the cellsSquamousCuboidalColumnarMixed/Varied3. Whether the cells are ciliated or unciliatedSo examples of epithelial tissue using this classification would beSimple squamous (found in the lungs and kidneys)Simple cuboidal (found in the lining of the stomach and fallopian tubes)Ciliated pseudostratified columnar (found lining the nasal cavity)
What will happen in certain tissues without tight junctions?
Without tight junctions in certain tissues, there would be a large amount of molecules freely flowing around the epithelial tissue. These junctions keep the cells in there safe from flowing through the epithelium.
Which layer of the basement membrane of epithelial tissues is produced and secreted by cells of the underlying connective tissue?
Dense fibrous connective tissue i think The correct answer would be: Areolar Connective Tissue--Gel like matrix with all three fiber types.
What are the 4 levels of organazation in the body?
cell, tissue, organ, and organ system
What would would a group of ciliated cells be called?
ciliated epithelial tissue
What would a group of ciliated epithelial cells be called?
ciliated epithelial tissue
How do you round 33.487 to three decimal places?
33.487 is already rounded to three decimal places. if it were 33.4829, which is four decimal places, you would round it to the nearest three DECIMAL places, which would be 33.487. So, the answer to your question is; 33.487 is already rounded to three decimal places.
Where in the body can you find epithelial tissue that is peculiar when compared to connective tissue?
Epithelial tissue is classified as a Primary Tissue (as opposed to connective, muscle, or nervous tissues), so it would be throughout the body. Many of the body's glands are made up of epithelial tissue.
Epithelial cells are classified as?
A group of epithelial cells organized to perform a common function would be a tissue.
What are the three different places on a bridge that would experience different forces?
describe three different places on a bridge that would experience very different forces
What are three places that you would find fungus?
unicorns
Where is the epithelial tissue found in our bodies?
3 classes1. simple endoderm1 layer, few think upper layers dermisa. squamousb. cuboidalc. columman2. stratified ectodermmany layers thika. squamousb. columman3. gland endodermdistirctdig. gland (cottage cheese)-globular: not uniform in textureEpithelial is one of the four types of tissues in the body. There is also muscular, nervous, and connective tissues. The best way to describe epithelial tissues is that they occur in parts of the body that need protection from the external environment. An analogy would the be the tiles on the space shuttle.3 classes1. simple endoderm1 layer, few think upper layers dermisa. squamousb. cuboidalc. columman2. stratified ectodermmany layers thika. squamousb. columman3. gland endodermdistirctdig. gland (cottage cheese)-globular: not uniform in texture1- non penetrable to vessels 2- penetrated by nerves 3- lines cavities and surfaces 4- lie on basement membrane 5 compacted cells with little inter-cellular space.Characteristics of epithelial tissue: Epithelial tissue lies on a basement membrane. That means that underlying the cells that are the cellular component of the epithelial tissue, there is a layer of acellular ("a-" means not, so "acellular" means not cellular) material. This basement membrane can be thought of as a sticky layer to keep the epithelial cells attached to whatever underlies them. The bottom edge of the epithelial tissue abuts the basement membrane; this bottom edge is called the basal surface. The edge of the epithelial tissue that faces the lumen (or the outside world) is called the apical surface.Other characteristics:1. Cells within this tissue readily divide to make more cells. This helps this tissue recover after any sort of abrasions occur.2. This tissue does not have any vasculature. This means that there are no blood vessels within it. This should make sense, since epithelial tissue is likely to get damaged by material moving against it-- and you don't want to bleed everytime something bangs into your skin or everytime you swallow something rough.3. The cells within this tissue are firmly attached to each other. As a border-tissue, if the cells weren't adherent to one another, it would be a leaky border. This would be no good-- liquids from inside of us would drip out! Yuck! So the cells all make the type of junctions with each other called tight junctions.
Which of the four basic tissue types are involved in carcinomas or adenocarcinomas?
Carcinogens are most influenced by epithelial. They originate in epithelium because they begin on the surface. Observations suggest that carcinogens most commonly don't penetrate tissue very deeply.
