Tecido Epitelial (Aula 01)

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Aula de tecido epitelial. 1. Introdução ao estudo de histologia 2. Classificação de tecido epitelial 3. Especialização de superfície celular (microvilosidades, cílios e flagelos) 4. Fumo e metaplasia escamosa 5. Complexos Unitivos (tight junctions, gap junctions, hemidesmossomo) 6. Desmossomo e penfigo vulgar 7. Processo de formação das glândulas 8. Glândulas exócrinas e sua classificação 9. Glândulas endócrinas e sua classificação 10. Exercícios de tecido epitelial Email: danilo_caillaux_@hotmail.com

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Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

Histologia Humana/Bio III Prof. Danilo Caillaux

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