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Book Recommended:
      Basic Histology
Lec. By Dr. Habib Qureshi
    Epithelium is the collection of cells with very
    little intercellular substance lining internal and
        external surfaces of body and performing
                      similar function
   EPI = UPON
   THELE = NIPPLE
   DERIVED FROM ALL THREE EMBRYONIC
    GERM LAYERS
   Basal layer of epithelium rest on BASEMENT
    MEMBRANE
   Basement membrane consists of
      Basal lamina
      proteoglycans, type 1V collagen, electron microscopic
    - Forms limit of cell
    - Secreted by epithelial cells
     Reticular lamina
    - Consist of fine collagen fibers
   Simple Epithelium
       Simple Squamous
       Simple Cuboidal
       Simple Columnar
   Stratified Epithelium
   Pseudostratified Epithelium
   Transitional Epithelim
   Single layer of flat cells.
   Rest on basement membrane
   Nucleus bulging
   Function: gas exchange, diffusion of fluids
   Endothelium = blood vessels
   Mesothelium = peritoneal, pleural and
    pericardial cavities
   Sites= bowman’s capsule, alveoli of
    lungs, mesothelium, endothelium, loop of
    Henle of kidney
Simple Squamous
Epithelium
   SINGLE LAYER OF CUBOIDAL CELLS
   For secretion
   Sites=thyroid follicles, tubules of
    kidney, surface of ovary
   All cells of same height and width and rest on
    basement membrane
   Tall cells on basement membrane
   Nucleus near base
   For absorption and secretion
   ciliated = uterus
   Non ciliated = GIT, (has brush border –
    microvilli, folds of cell membrane to increase
    surface area
   S. sq. keratinized
       Surface layer is squamous
       In between 3-7 layers are polygonal to flat
       Basal layer is cuboidal
       There is layer of keratin at the the top
       Sites. skin
   S. Sq. Non-keratinized
     No keratin layer
     Same as other
     sites= esophagus, anal canal, vagina
   Stratified Cuboidal epithelium
       Two to three layers of cells
       Mostly present in ducts of salivary glands.



   Stratified Columnar epithelium
       Two to three layers of cells
       Present in ducts of salivary glands, Urethra.
   ALL LAYERS REACH BASEMENT
    MEMBRANE
   Nuclei at different levels
   Trachea
   Has goblet cells
   Empty urinary bladder
   Basal layer columnar
   Intermediate layers polygonal 2-3 layers
   Flask shaped layers
   Dome shaped( umbrella) at top

   Stretched urinary bladder
   2-3 layers of flat cells
   Needed for cell aggregation and cohesion
   Marked in epithelial tissue
   Due to binding action of glycoproteins
   Lateral membranes have special junctions
       For adhesion
       Act as seals for flow of materials
   Present in definite order from apex to base
   Tight junctions – ZONULA OCCLUDENS
       Most apical
       Belt like , totally occluding (Closing)
       Have ridges and grooves forming net like structure
       Form tight seal (e.g Urinary bladder) to control paracellular
        pathway

   ZONULA ADHERENS
       Belt like
       Encircles cell
       For adhesion of neighbouring cells
       Forms terminal web on cytoplasmic surface of cell membrane
   Gap junctions –NEXUS
       Present anywhere
       Present in all tissues except skeletal muscle
       There is gap of 2 nm in between opposing surfaces
       Protiens of junction make connexons which control
        the flow
       Permits molecules less than 1500 Da.
       Eg. Heart muscle.
   DESMOSOMES:MACULA ADHERENS
       Disc like structure
       Membrane > 30 nm apart
       Dense material in intracellular space DESMOSIN for
        adhesion
       Attechment plaque protiens inside the cell
        membrane

    HEMIDESMOSOMES (Half Desmosomes)
    Are between basal surface of epithelial cells and
     basement membrane.
   Adhereing junctions
       Z. Adherens
       Hemidesmosomes
       desmosomes
   Impermiable junctions
       Zonula occludens
   Communicating Junctions
       Gap junctions
For specific activities at the cell mambrane

   Microvilli
     Fingerlike folds of cell membrane
     Increase surface area
     Present in absorptive cells e. g. small intestine where
      the make brush or striated border
     1 um in height and 0.08 um wide
     Within mv are clusters of actin microfilaments
      forming terminal web at the base
   STEREOCILIA
     Long nonmotile processes of cell
     Long microvill
     Present in epididymis
     Increase surface area for molecular movement
   CILIA AND FLAGELLA
       Long, motile hair like structures
       5-10 um long and 0.2 in dia
       Surrounded by the cell membrane
       Contain central pair of microtubule surrounded by9
        pairs of microtubules
       Inserted into basal body, inside the cell
       Cilia eg. In trachea for movement of mucous
       Flagela eg in sperms. Tail like movement
   The End

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Basic Histology: Key Concepts of Epithelium and Its Functions

  • 1. Book Recommended: Basic Histology Lec. By Dr. Habib Qureshi
  • 2. Epithelium is the collection of cells with very little intercellular substance lining internal and external surfaces of body and performing similar function
  • 3. EPI = UPON  THELE = NIPPLE  DERIVED FROM ALL THREE EMBRYONIC GERM LAYERS  Basal layer of epithelium rest on BASEMENT MEMBRANE
  • 4. Basement membrane consists of  Basal lamina proteoglycans, type 1V collagen, electron microscopic - Forms limit of cell - Secreted by epithelial cells  Reticular lamina - Consist of fine collagen fibers
  • 5.
  • 6. Simple Epithelium  Simple Squamous  Simple Cuboidal  Simple Columnar  Stratified Epithelium  Pseudostratified Epithelium  Transitional Epithelim
  • 7. Single layer of flat cells.  Rest on basement membrane  Nucleus bulging  Function: gas exchange, diffusion of fluids  Endothelium = blood vessels  Mesothelium = peritoneal, pleural and pericardial cavities  Sites= bowman’s capsule, alveoli of lungs, mesothelium, endothelium, loop of Henle of kidney
  • 9. SINGLE LAYER OF CUBOIDAL CELLS  For secretion  Sites=thyroid follicles, tubules of kidney, surface of ovary  All cells of same height and width and rest on basement membrane
  • 10.
  • 11. Tall cells on basement membrane  Nucleus near base  For absorption and secretion  ciliated = uterus  Non ciliated = GIT, (has brush border – microvilli, folds of cell membrane to increase surface area
  • 12.
  • 13. S. sq. keratinized  Surface layer is squamous  In between 3-7 layers are polygonal to flat  Basal layer is cuboidal  There is layer of keratin at the the top  Sites. skin  S. Sq. Non-keratinized  No keratin layer  Same as other  sites= esophagus, anal canal, vagina
  • 14.
  • 15.
  • 16. Stratified Cuboidal epithelium  Two to three layers of cells  Mostly present in ducts of salivary glands.  Stratified Columnar epithelium  Two to three layers of cells  Present in ducts of salivary glands, Urethra.
  • 17. ALL LAYERS REACH BASEMENT MEMBRANE  Nuclei at different levels  Trachea  Has goblet cells
  • 18. Empty urinary bladder  Basal layer columnar  Intermediate layers polygonal 2-3 layers  Flask shaped layers  Dome shaped( umbrella) at top  Stretched urinary bladder  2-3 layers of flat cells
  • 19. Needed for cell aggregation and cohesion  Marked in epithelial tissue  Due to binding action of glycoproteins  Lateral membranes have special junctions  For adhesion  Act as seals for flow of materials  Present in definite order from apex to base
  • 20.
  • 21.
  • 22. Tight junctions – ZONULA OCCLUDENS  Most apical  Belt like , totally occluding (Closing)  Have ridges and grooves forming net like structure  Form tight seal (e.g Urinary bladder) to control paracellular pathway  ZONULA ADHERENS  Belt like  Encircles cell  For adhesion of neighbouring cells  Forms terminal web on cytoplasmic surface of cell membrane
  • 23. Gap junctions –NEXUS  Present anywhere  Present in all tissues except skeletal muscle  There is gap of 2 nm in between opposing surfaces  Protiens of junction make connexons which control the flow  Permits molecules less than 1500 Da.  Eg. Heart muscle.
  • 24. DESMOSOMES:MACULA ADHERENS  Disc like structure  Membrane > 30 nm apart  Dense material in intracellular space DESMOSIN for adhesion  Attechment plaque protiens inside the cell membrane HEMIDESMOSOMES (Half Desmosomes) Are between basal surface of epithelial cells and basement membrane.
  • 25.
  • 26. Adhereing junctions  Z. Adherens  Hemidesmosomes  desmosomes  Impermiable junctions  Zonula occludens  Communicating Junctions  Gap junctions
  • 27. For specific activities at the cell mambrane  Microvilli  Fingerlike folds of cell membrane  Increase surface area  Present in absorptive cells e. g. small intestine where the make brush or striated border  1 um in height and 0.08 um wide  Within mv are clusters of actin microfilaments forming terminal web at the base
  • 28.
  • 29. STEREOCILIA  Long nonmotile processes of cell  Long microvill  Present in epididymis  Increase surface area for molecular movement  CILIA AND FLAGELLA  Long, motile hair like structures  5-10 um long and 0.2 in dia  Surrounded by the cell membrane  Contain central pair of microtubule surrounded by9 pairs of microtubules  Inserted into basal body, inside the cell  Cilia eg. In trachea for movement of mucous  Flagela eg in sperms. Tail like movement
  • 30.
  • 31. The End