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Histology Terminology
Skin
Covers the external surface.
- epidermis - epithelium, keratinised stratified squamous epithelium.
- dermis - connective tissue; papillary (loose CT) and reticular layer (dense irregular CT)
- hypodermis - (hypoderm, subcutis) connective tissue,
Adventitia
Within the body.
- Connective tissue of one structure meets connective tissue of another structure.
Serosa
(serous membrane) has a wet surface (watery).
- Epithelia and connective tissue lines body cavities. Covers organs in the body.
Mucosa
(mucous membrane) has a wet surface (mucus).
- Epithelia and connective tissue that lines organs that open to the outside.
- Links: Foundations - Histology Cells and Tissues | Foundations - Histology Epithelia and Skin | Histology | Integumentary System Development
Reference
Diagram prepared by Dr Carol Lazar.
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