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Lab Tissue
This document discusses the different types of tissues found in a lab sample, including areolar connective tissue and pseudostratified columnar epithelium. It notes that areolar connective tissue and questions whether the tissue is pseudostratified columnar epithelium, suggesting these two tissue types may be present in the sample under examination.
Lab Tissue
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Editor's Notes
- #8 Think of what’s on the surface (cilia, glands)
- #26 A venule is a miniature vein (thin epithelium for gas diffusion from blood to tissue and tissue to blood)
- #49 Cells lining the trachea need cilia to remove dust and mucus
- #68 Outermost, layer of skin (below dead, keratinized skin cells) is made of stratified squamous
- #77 A blast cell is the stem-cell version of that cell type
- #86 Mesentery are sheets of tissue that hold the viscera in place
- #107 Aorta has to stretch, it’s the largest artery and the first artery to receive blood from the heart.