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Describe histological structure of artery.

Answer 1

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Histology of Blood Vessels. Both arteriesand veins have are composed of the same three layers. This is the innermost layer and lines the lumen of the blood vessels. ... The simple squamous epithelium provides a smooth surface for the blood to "slide past."
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Histological Structure of Artery

• The histological structure of artery reveals that the artery is majorly made up of 2 layers Tunica intima/interna, Tunica media and Tunica adventitia.

• The ‘tunica intima’ is the innermost layer of the ‘blood vessels’ and it lines the ‘lumen’ of the ‘blood vessels’. This layers are made up of squamous epithelium cells mostly.  

• The ‘tunica media’ is the middle layer and it is mostly made up of ‘elastic fibres’ and smooth muscles.  

• The ‘tunica adventitia’ is the ‘outermost layer’ and it is lined with collagen fibres .

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