epithelium

Corpuscule was empty in type Ⅱ alveolar epithelium in one case (10%).

Stratified squamous epithelium with beginning surface cornification.

Foam like secretion in the sucker of the tapeworm scolices and erosion of the epithelium in the cervical part were ...

Note the clear vacuoles in the colloid next to the epithelium where the increased activity of the epithelium to produce increased thyroid hormone has led to scalloping out of the colloid.

Objective The expressions of α-methylacyl-CoA racemase (AMACR) in normal gastric epithelium and gastric cancer tissue were investigated.

Results: Taste buds were found in the epithelium of apex linguae and circumvallate papillae;the taste bud consisted of light cells and dark cells.

Note the abrupt transition (arrows) from urothelium to intestinal-type epithelium in this example of intestinal metaplasia seen in a bladder biopsy.

Abundant virus particles and their virogenic stroma were observed in the cytoplasm of the epithelium of digestive diverticula.

sudan Ⅳ: a red disazo solvent dye used chiefly as a biological stain and in ointments for promoting the growrth of epithelium — called also scarlet red.

The necrotic epithelium becomes embedded in exuding fibrin and red and white cells，so that a grayish pseudomembrane is formed-commonly over the tonsils，pharynx or larynx.

The first type of epithelium is called keratinized stratified squamous epithelium.

These club cells secrete glycosaminoglycans which protect the bronchiolar epithelium.

And then there is the glandular epithelium, which forms glands and secretes hormones and other substances.

It infects the epithelium of the respiratory mucosa, typically through a nasal route of transmission.

Fatty acids and glycerol can easily pass through the small intestinal epithelium and into the lymphatics.

The oral cavity and oropharynx are lined by epithelium - and there are a few different types.

On the other hand, rhinoviruses commonly infect the epithelium of the respiratory mucosa, which lines the nasal cavity.

Your primary epithelium protects your whole body, inside and out.

Like the rest of the respiratory tract, the walls of the larynx are made up of mucosal epithelium.

A perforation becomes permanent when its edges are covered by squamous epithelium and it does not heal spontaneously.