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Name:Tatianna JacksonDate:1/24/2022School:Murphy High SchoolFacilitator:Mrs. ThomasComplete Parts A – E of this lab.Part A: Histology OverviewUsing your lesson notes, complete the following.1.Histologyis the study of tissues.2.List the 4 major types of tissues found in the body:a.Nervous Tissueb.Muscle Tissuec.Connective Tissued.Epithelial Tissue3.Two or more cells working together to perform a specific function are atissue.Identify each microscopic image by its tissue type:4.Muscle Tissue5.Nervous Tissue6.Epithelial Tissue7.Connective Tissue
Part B: Epithelium8.Location:Epithelial tissue is locatedskinin the body.9.Function:Epithelial tissue functions toprotect and cover exterior surfaces of thebody, lines internal cavities and passageways, and form certain glands.ClassificationEpithelial tissue is classified by itsSHAPEand number ofLAYERS. (See the table belowshowing these classifications.)SHAPES: are named squamous, cuboidal, or columnarLAYERS: are named simple (one layer of cells), stratified (more than 1 layer of cells), orpseudostratified (1 layer of cells that appears to be multiple layers)Table of Epithelial Tissue ClassificationsEpithelial Tissue ClassificationsExplainedThis image illustrates aflat,scale-likecells:squamousIt shows1 layer:simple.The lower portion of the image showsmorethan 1 layer:stratified.This image illustratescube-shapedcells:cuboidal.

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Term
Fall
Professor
Moore
Tags
c connective tissue, D epithelial tissue, Epithelial Tissue Classifications, connective tissue categories

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