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Ans .(1) Liver tissue
The cells of the liver are polygonal in shape and their sides can be in contact either with sinusoids or neighbouring hepatocytes.
Ans .(2) Transitional Epithelium tissue
The Transitional epithelium is a stratified tissue in which the cells are all have a fairly round shape when the organ it lines is not distended.
Ans .(4) Simple Squamous Epithelium
Squamous cells are large, thin, and flat and contain a rounded nucleus.
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Histology Question:
1 Identify the structure filling the frame
2 What features enabled you to identify the structure.
3 Identify each layer that is visible for this structure in this
image
4 Name the tissues specifically that are seen in this
structure
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what name of these tissue?? THANK YOU.
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Histology Question:
1 Identify the structure filling the frame
2 What features enabled you to identify the structure.
3 Identify each layer that is visible for this structure in this
image
4 Name the tissues specifically that are seen in this
structure
I think esophagus
What are Animals? 1. List and briefly describe the defining features of animals. Be sure you understand these terms: eukaryote, heterotrophic, multicellular 2. Clearly show how the set of features listed in your answer to question 1 distinguishes animals from bacteria, fungi, plants and protists. 3. Describe the characteristics of true multicellularity in animals. Your answer should include: collagen (what is it, what does it do, etc.), gap junctions vs tight junctions, cell differentiation, totipotency and more. 4. To what...
what name of these tissue?? THANK YOU.
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