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2 WebSlide 0098_G: Bladder (simple sq. epithelium, transitional epithelium) SiSE lumen serosa DICT SiSE TrE LCT DICT TrEc

3 WebSlide 0038_G: Submandibular gland WebSlide 0038_G: Submandibular gland (simple cuboidal epithelium lining secretory ducts)

4 WebSlide 0032_G: Ileum (simple columnar epithelium)

5 WebSlide 0051_G: Uterine Tube (simple columnar ciliated epithelium)

6 WebSlide 0078A_G: esophagus (stratified sq. non-keratinized epithelium)

7 WebSlide 0065_G: skin, foot (stratified sq. keratinized epithelium) “stratum lucidum” (lipid rich, so doesn’t stain very well) “stratum corneum” (outermost surface squamous cells) look along this boundary to see sweat glands & ducts

8 WebSlide 0008_G: trachea (pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium)

9 “Extra” slides

10 Slide UMich #30: abdominal mesentery examples of simple squamous epithelium:  mesothelium  endothelium

11 Slide UMich 9N-1: Kidney (simple cuboidal epithelium)

12 Slide UMich 9N-1: Kidney (simple cuboidal epithelium, coiled tubes in various planes of section)

13 Slide UMich 9N-1: Kidney (simple cuboidal epithelium, tubes mostly in longitudinal section)

14 Slide UMich 153: Esophagus (stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium)

15 Slide UMich 106: Thick Skin ( stratified squamous keratinized epithelium) Superficial Fascia Deep fascia

16 Slide UMich 40: trachea (pseudostratified columnar ciliated epithelium with goblet cells) Cilia Basal bodies Goblet cell

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