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Chapter 4, Problem 6CP
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To determine: The physiological function that is enhanced by the presence of microvilli or cilia on the epithelial cells.
Introduction: Tissues are the characteristic features of both the plants and animals. A group of cells that are involved in carrying out the similar functions are termed as tissues. The study of tissues is known as “histology.” Epithelial, connective, nervous, and muscle tissue are the common four types of tissues. Epithelial tissues include cells that cover the surface of the body and lining of several cavities.
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