differentiate between columnar and ciliated epithilial tissue
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Columnar Epithilium
Single layer , tall pillar like cells
more protection than cuboidal epithilium
Found in Inner lining of intestine.
Respiratory tract has ciliated columnar cells which push mucus forward
Cuboidal Epithilium:
Single layer, cube shaped cells.
lesser protection than columnar epithilium.
Found in Kidney tubules , ducts of salivary glands.
Single layer , tall pillar like cells
more protection than cuboidal epithilium
Found in Inner lining of intestine.
Respiratory tract has ciliated columnar cells which push mucus forward
Cuboidal Epithilium:
Single layer, cube shaped cells.
lesser protection than columnar epithilium.
Found in Kidney tubules , ducts of salivary glands.
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Columnar Epithelial Tissue
- Tall, column like, or pillar like structure.
- It is present in Instestinal walls and Stomach wall.
- Its functions are, absorbtion, secretion, and to facilitate movement across the Epithelial barriers.
Ciliated Epithelial Tissue
- It is a columar Epithelium with hair like structures, with slender shaped cells. (uni-layered)
- It is present in the Respiratory tract, Fallopian tubes, Uterus.
- Its function is to direct the movement of substances.
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Tomboyish44:
Thnx Mate!
But columnar tissues also have celia
bro
Yeah, they are almost the same type
I mentioned the structure of it, so I included Cilia
so this point can't be written as a difference
I will change it
okay no prblm
Done :D
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