Anatomy and Physiology of Tissues

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The fundamentals of anatomy and physiology 11nth edition

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About the transitional epithelium, isn't it normally stretched, and then contracts to become columnar looking?

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great material for study tissues..

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Squamous means flat.. not round.

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[@beyzee8516]

I don't think simple cuboidal epithelium is meant for protection as one of its functions. Pretty much anything under simple epithelium are not for protection 'cause they're too thin for that (even the simple columnar which is basically one cell away from the outside amidst its elongated nature). Perhaps you meant the stratified ones. Great video tho!

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is there some factor resulting in the curvature of simple squamous epithelium? the dimension of the composed cells? by dimensions of composed cells, there should be some references in simple and stratified, or even for pseudostratified constructions

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Why does connective tissue contain fewer cells than epithelium?

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[@whatrtheodds]

Ummm if your talking about the cells of the anus, I think that was incorrect as here it says the cells are stratified columnar epithelium. 13:43

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Squamous is flat not round

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