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Question | Answer |
Identify: Simple Cuboidal | One layer of cube (same height and width) cells. |
Identify: Simple Squamous | One layer of flat square shaped cells |
Identify: Simple Columnar | One layer of cells that are long in length |
Identify: Pseudostratified | Each irregularly shaped columnar cell reaches the basement membrane |
Identify: Stratified Squamous (non keratinized) | Each layer is flattened near the surface and attached to the sheet |
Identify: Stratified Squamous (keratinized) | Cells are becoming progressively flattened and scalelike as the approach they surface |
Identify: Transitional | The cell shape is variable from cuboidal to squamous with several layers being present and dosen't touch basement membrane |
Squamous cell shape | Flat, plate shaped |
Cuboidal cell shape | Cubed shaped |
Columnar cell shape | Column shaped, Taller that it is wide |
Holocrine gland | The cell fills with secretory products and then self-destructs |
Apocrine gland | Small section of the cell membrane pinches off |
Merocrine gland | An internal vesicle fuses with the membrane (exocytosis), most common type |
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