بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم. EPITHELIAL TISSUE. EPITHELIAL TISSUE. 1- Epithelial membranes (Epithelia). 2- Glands. EPITHELIAL TISSUE. General characteristics: 1- Have cells with little intercellular space. 2- are avascular. 3- Are separated from the underlying C.T. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
EPITHELIAL TISSUE
• General characteristics: 1- Have cells with little intercellular space. 2- are avascular. 3- Are separated from the underlying C.T. by the basement membrane. 4- Apical surface modifications: a- Microvilli (brush border). b- Cilia. 5- Are derived from ectoderm, endoderm or
mesoderm.
Parameters for classificationof epithelial membranes
• (1) The shape of most superficial cells:
a- squamous (flat)
b- cuboidal
c- columnar
• (3) Function:
a- Protection
b- Absorption
c- Secretion
d- Excretion
e- Transport
f- Sensory reception
TYPES OF EPITHELIAL MEMBRANES
• (A) Simple Epithelium:
1- Simple squamous epithelium
2- Simple cuboidal epithelium
3- Simple columnar epithelium:
a- with cilia b- without cilia
4- Pseudostratified columnar epith.:
a- with cilia b- without cilia
TYPES OF EPITHELIAL MEMBRANES
• (B) Stratified epithelium:
1- Str. Squamous epith.
2- Str. Cuboidal epith.
3- Str. Columnar Epith.
4- Transitional epith.
Transitional Epithelium
CLASIFICATION OF GLANDS
Glands are classified according to the following parameters:
(1) Presence or absence of ducts: Exocrine. Endocrine.(2) No. of cells: Unicellular: e.g. Goblet cell. Multicellular.
CLASIFICATION OF GLANDS
(3) Nature of secretion:
Serous: serous acini
Mucous: mucous acini
Seromucous: Seromucous acini
Aqueous (watery)
Fatty
Waxy
CLASIFICATION OF GLANDS
(4) Mechanism of secretion:
a- Merocrine (by exocytosis)
b- Apocrine
c- Holocrine
CLASIFICATION OF EXOCRINE GLANDS
(5) Branching of duct & Shape of secretory unit:
- Simple
- Simple branched
- Compound branched
- Tubular
- Alveolar (acinar)
- Tubuloalveolar