Anatomy of Body Tissues: Epithelial Tissue and Its Classifications, Assignments of Anatomy

An in-depth analysis of the epithelial tissue, its general characteristics, and various classifications. It covers simple and stratified epithelium, their subtypes, and functions. Learn about simple squamous, simple cubical, simple columnar, and pseudostratified columnar epithelium, their differences, and where they are found in the body.

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THE BODY TISSUES

1 - Epithelial tissue. 2 - Connective tissue. 3 - Muscular tissue. 4 - Nervous tissue.

  • Classification:
  • Epithelium is classified according to its function into: 1 - Covering Epithelium 2 - Glandular epithelium 3 - Neuroepithelium

( 1 ) Simple squamous epithelium

( 1 ) Simple squamous epithelium

( 2 ) Simple cubical epithelium

( 3 ) Simple columnar epithelium:
  • This type can be further subclassified into: A- Non-modified simple columnar epithelium :
  • Consists of a single layer of tall cells (like columns) with basal oval nuclei. e.g the lining of large ducts of glands.

2 - Simple columnar absorptive epithelium:

  • The epithelial cells have the ability for absorption.
  • The apical surface of the columnar cells is provided with microvilli (brush border by L/M) to increase it area.
  • Example lining epithelium of the intestine.
  • 3 - Simple columnar ciliated epithelium :
  • Cilia project from the free surface of the cells.
  • Example - fallopian tube
  • - uterus.

Pseudostratified columnar non-

ciliated epithelium

  • The surface of the tall columnar cells are not provided with cilia e.g:
  • Lining of large ducts of the glands.

Pseudostratified columnar ciliated epithelium

  • Nasal sinuses
  • Trachea, bronchi
  • Eustachian tube.