Histology practical Flashcards
what epithelium do you see in the oesophagus on 10x and 40x power
stratified squamous non keratinised
innermost mucosal lining of the oesophagus
epithelium has multiple layers of flat cells with centrally located nucleus which appears purple
which structure is stained purple in the oesophagus epithelium and why does it take hematoxylin stain
nucleus
basophilic structures stain purple as they have an acidic component such as DNA
binds to the basic stain
4 layers of the gut from inside to outside
mucosa
submucosa
musculares externa
serosa/adventitita
outermost layer in oesophagus
adventitia
function of the oesophagus
food pipe
allows food to go into the stomach by help of mucus and involuntary muscular movements
epithelium in human skin
stratified squamous epithelium, keratinised
multiple layers of flat cells with centrally located basophilic nucleus and underlying basement membrane/basal lamina
which layer of the skin has keratinised stratified squamous epithelium
epidermis
how is epithelium in the skin different from the epithelium in the oesophagus
has a keratin layer on the top
stratum corneum
name of the layer below epidermis, which sublayer is closest to epidermis
dermis
papillary dermis close to epidermis
functions of the epidermis tissue
protection
thermoregulation
prevents loss of moisture
epithelium in the duodenum
simple columnar
single layer of tall columnar cells
single purple nucleus
epithelial surface specialisation in the duodenum mucosa
villi
classical feature that distinguishes the duodenum from other gut tissues
burners glands in the submucosa layer
secrete mucus which has bicarbonate ions in them that help with the neutralisation of acidic contents coming from the stomach
functions of the duodenum
absorption of food/nutrients from intestine into the blood
where is pseudo stratified columnar ciliated epithelium found
trachea