match it with the tissue sample. A) Pseudostratified Columnar B) Simple squamous C) Simple columnar D) Glandular epithelium E) Stratified cuboidal and columnar and Simple cuboidal F) Stratified squamous

Q: Identify the specific layer.

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Q: Stratified squamous epithelium tissue explain

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Q: What are the impacts of under-fixed and over-fixed tissues to tissue processing?

A: Tissue processing is a part of all biological experiments including microscopy.

Q: Identify the connective tissues represented in these drawings on the lines provided:

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Q: A. Epithelial Tissue 1. Tissue Type: 2. Identify the highlighted Structure. 3. Tissue Type: 4.…

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Q: What are the three main steps of tissue repair?

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Q: If damage to a tissue is too extensive for it to regenerate back to its original form, the tissue…

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Q: 1. Epidermis of skin 2. Lining of kidney calyces 3. Peritoneum

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Q: the cartilage of the intervertebral disc is made of a) bone  b) fibrocartilage  c) hyaline…

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A: The group of cells which function together and have same structure are called as tissues.

Q: What is type the tissue?

A: collenchyma

Q: What happens to the tissue if it is not immediately fixed?

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Q: Match each epithelial tissue in column B with its function listed in column A.Column A…

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Q: How can you tell blood and hyaline cartilage apart under the microscope ?

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Q: How many cell layers does stratified cuboidal epithelium have?  a) several b) one c)10-30 d) 2-3

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