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epithelial and nervo

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one layer of cells simple
Term for flat cells squamous
Multiple layers Stratified
Has diffusion as it's function simple squamous
Help neurons Neulogia
Tissue that is responsible for Streching Transtional
Tissue that protects underlying tissues in areas subject to absorbation Stratified squamous
where can transitional epithelium be found Urinary bladder / uretrus, urethra
where do simple columnar epithelium be found Gallbladder/digestive tract
Diffusion Filtration Secretion of some substances Simple squamous epithelium
Secretion Absorbation Simple cubiodal
Kidney and glands Simple cuboidal
Absorbation and secration Simple columnar
Send electicle signals nervous
stretching Transitional
Protection Stratified squamous
moves mucus pseudostratied columnar
stomach intestine /gallbladder/ Digestive Tract simple columnar
Brain, spinal cord, nerves nervous tissues
urinary bladders/ uterus / Urethra Transitional
skin, mouth and esophagus Pseudostratified columnar
Trachea, respiratory tract psedostratified columnar
Single layer of cube-shaped cells 🟦 Simple cuboidal
Single layer of tall, skinny cells ▯ Simple columnar
Cells with long branches/extensions 🌳 Nervous tissue
Transitional Multiple layers; top cells look rounded/dome-shaped
Many layers; top cells are flat Stratified squamous
One layer of tall cells that looks like many layers; nuclei are at different heights. also has cilia. Pseudostratified columnar
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