Histology – Epithelial Tissue Biology 2121. Introduction Histology There are (4) types of tissue: – 1. Epithelial – 2. Connective – 3. Muscle – 4. Nervous.

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Histology – Epithelial Tissue Biology 2121

Introduction Histology There are (4) types of tissue: – 1. Epithelial – 2. Connective – 3. Muscle – 4. Nervous Similarities between tissue types: – 1. All contain cells – 2. Cells that make up tissues have similar functions

Characteristics of Epithelial Tissue General Characteristics – 1. Covers and lines organs/cavity walls – 2. Forms boundaries Special Characteristics – 1. As an interface tissue Protection, absorption, filtration, secretion and excretion – 2. Exhibits polarity Apical (superior) and basal (inferior) surfaces – 3. Avascular, but innervated – 4. Supported by connective tissue Cells are attached to a ‘basement’ membrane – 5. Ability to regenerate – 6. “Cellular”

Epithelial Structure Apical Basement Membrane Apical

Basement Membrane The epithelial cells lie on the reticular lamina (collagen – CT) Reticular lamina is bound to another CT called areolar CT. Together this structure is called the "basement membrane”

Classification and Examples 1. Simple Epithelium – Single layer – All cells anchored to basement membrane 2. Simple Squamous – Kidney – filtration 3. Simple Cuboidal – Kidney tubules – Filtration; secretion, absorption

Simple Epithelia 4. Simple Columnar – Tall, thin cells – Absorptive cells (small intestine) – Goblet Cells 5. Pseudostratified ‘Ciliated’ Columnar Epithelium – “Pseudostratified” ? – Trachea – Goblet Cells and Mucus

Stratified Epithelium 1.Characteristics – 2+ layers 2.Stratified Squamous – Skin – outer layer hardened by ‘keratin’ – 4 to 5 layers thick 3. Stratified Cuboidal – Ducts of sweat glands – This type + stratified columnar are rare!

Glandular Epithelium Characteristics – Situated in sweat (sudoriferous) and oil (Sebaceous) glands – “Secretes” a product 1.Endocrine Glands – Internal secretion – hormones – “Ductless” – Pituitary, Thyroid, Testes, Ovaries 2. Exocrine Glands – Secretes product ‘outside’ or onto a surface – True ‘ducts’ – Extracellular and unicellular

Exocrine Epithelial Glands 1.Unicellular – Goblet cells (Trachea epithelium; absorptive cells) – Mucin and Mucus 2.Multicellular – Salivary Glands Merocrine gland – Sebaceous glands Halocrine gland