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Epithelial tissue consists of loosely arranged cells with abundant intercellular spaces.
Epithelial tissue consists of loosely arranged cells with abundant intercellular spaces.
False (B)
Epithelial tissue has a high power of regeneration.
Epithelial tissue has a high power of regeneration.
True (A)
Epithelial tissue does not display polarity.
Epithelial tissue does not display polarity.
False (B)
Epithelial tissue receives nourishment through direct blood supply.
Epithelial tissue receives nourishment through direct blood supply.
Simple epithelium consists of multiple layers of cells.
Simple epithelium consists of multiple layers of cells.
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Epithelial tissue arrangement
Epithelial tissue arrangement
Epithelial tissue cells are closely packed, with minimal intercellular spaces.
Epithelial tissue regeneration
Epithelial tissue regeneration
Epithelial tissue has a high capacity for repair and growth.
Epithelial tissue polarity
Epithelial tissue polarity
Epithelial cells have distinct top and bottom surfaces.
Epithelial tissue nourishment
Epithelial tissue nourishment
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Simple epithelium layers
Simple epithelium layers
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Study Notes
Epithelial Tissue Characteristics
- Epithelial tissue is made up of cells that are closely packed together with minimal space between them.
- Epithelial tissue has a remarkable ability to repair and renew itself.
- Epithelial tissue demonstrates polarity, meaning it has distinct top and bottom surfaces.
- Epithelial tissue receives nutrients through diffusion from underlying connective tissue as it lacks its own blood supply.
- Simple epithelium is a single layer of cells, unlike stratified epithelium which has multiple layers.
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Test your knowledge of epithelial tissue with this quiz on its characteristics, functions, and types. Explore the properties of epithelial cells and their role in covering surfaces and lining cavities throughout the body.
