ANATOMY & PHYS.CONNECT CARD 180 DAY
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Author: McKinley
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Chapter 5, Problem 5CAL
During a biology lab, Erin used a cotton swab to remove some tissue from the inner side of her cheek. She then placed the tissue on a slide to examine it under the microscope.
5. If Erin removed a large chunk of this tissue from the same site, the shape and characteristics of the deepest cells would be
- a. the same shape as the original cells under the microscope.
- b. cuboidal.
- c. binucleated and circular.
- d. squamous.
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