Animal Tissues and their types: Epithelial Tissues

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Figure 1-4 Simple epithelium: 1A. & 1B. simple squamous epithelium; 2A. simple cuboidal cells; 2B. ciliated cuboidal cells; 2C. brush-bordered cuboidal cells; 3A. columnar epithelium; 3B. ciliated columnar cells; 3C. brush-bordered columnar cells; 4. pseudostratified epithelium

Figure 5-8 Stratified or compound epithelium: 5A. Stratified squamous epithelium; 5B.Nonkeratinized cells; 5C.Keratinized cells; 6. Stratified cuboidal epithelium; 7. Stratified columnar epithelium; 8. Transitional epithelium.

Figure 9. Modified epithelium: 9 A. Ciliated epithelium; 9 B. Sensory epithelium

Figure 10 A. unicellular exocrine glands; 10 B. multicellular exocrine glands

Figure 11 A. Exocrine gland; 11 B. Endocrine gland.

Figure 12 Simple and compound glands: 12 A. simple tubular; 12 B. simple coiled tubular; 12 C. simple branched tubular; 12 D. simple alveolar; 12 E. simple branched alveolar glands. 12 F. compound tubular; 12 G. compound alveolar; 12 H. compound tubular-alveolar glands.

Figure 13 Glands based on the mode of secretion

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