can anyone tell me what's the difference between simple epithelium and compound epithelium??
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Posted 07 October 2004 - 07:32 PM
Do you mean simple and compound epithelial organs?
glands are often referred to as epithelial organs, and though common, its an incorrect description, blah blah, organs are defined as a collection of tissues that are integrated to carry out a certain function.....epithelial organs indicate that thay contain lots and lots and lots of epithelial cells. Exocrine organs are classified on their ducks (he he
) ...ducts. The two broadest categories of these are simple and compound. Simple = undivided. Compound= divided at least once.
Does this help?
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glands are often referred to as epithelial organs, and though common, its an incorrect description, blah blah, organs are defined as a collection of tissues that are integrated to carry out a certain function.....epithelial organs indicate that thay contain lots and lots and lots of epithelial cells. Exocrine organs are classified on their ducks (he he
) ...ducts. The two broadest categories of these are simple and compound. Simple = undivided. Compound= divided at least once.Does this help?
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Edited by vetticus3, 07 October 2004 - 07:33 PM.
