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Epithelial tissue basic characteristics

avascular


sheets or layers


continuously renewed

Metaplasia

When subjected to prolonged irritation, may transform to better resist irritant

Chronic bronchitis smokers adaptation

pseudostratified columnar with goblet cells


to


stratified squamous

Basal lamina

Where epithelial cells rest on


Separates epithelial cells from connective tissue


type IV collagen

Lamina densa

very fine fibrils that make up the basal lamina

Lamina lucida or Lamina rara

either side of the lamina densa that makes up the basal lamina

Laminin

Large glycoprotein below cell's basal pole

Holds laminin and type IV collagen of Basal lamina together

entactin/nidogen


perlecan


heparan sulfate proteoglycan

Attaches basal lamina to underlying connective tissue

Type VII collagen

Reticular lamina

Under basal lamina (in the CT?) that is made up of reticular fibers (Type III collagen)