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Identify the structure and layers. 7 layers.
Esophagus.
Mucosa: Stratified Squamous Epithelium, lamina propria, muscularis mucosa.
Submucosa: CT
Muscularis Externa: inner circular later, outer longitudinal layer
Adventitia: CT (no mesothelium)
identify structures and epithelial types. how far do these epithelial types go in each direction?
esophagus: strat. squamous from oral cavity to esophagus

stomach: simple columnar from stomach to recto-anal junction
identify structures and epithelial types
esophagus on left; strat. squamous

stomach on right; simple columnar
identify this structure
stomach
identify
surface mucous cells in the stomach
identify
EM of a parietal cell.
ID
parietal cell
identify
parietal cell
identify the cells and name their function. what kind of stain has to be used to distinguish these?
enteroendocrine cells; they secrete hormones.

silver stain must be used, called "argentaffin cells."
what is this and what helps it increase surface area?
intestine. plicae increase SA.
identify the structure on either side of this junction. how can you tell?
duodenum on the left; stomach on the right. duodenum has villi.
where is this? what projections are these?
small intestine; villi.
what two structures are most obvious?
villi and microvilli
where is this?
jejunum
where is this?
ileum.
Where is this? What structures are at the bottom?
Ileum; peyer's patches.
what structure is pointed out? what does it do?
a paneth cell; secretes lysozyme.
where is this?
colon
where is this?
colon
where is this and what particular portion is being shown?
mucosa of the colon.
where is this?
appendix
where is this?
appendix
identify this junction and changes in epithelium
Rectoanal junction; strat. squamous on left and simple columnar on right.
Appendix

top: lumen
left: lymphoid tissue
right: muscle layers
what's this?
colon
what's this?
colon
identify
colon
Duodenum

left: villi
right: Brunner's glands
duodenum
esophagus
esophageal/cardia junction
ileum
ileum; peyer's patch
Anorectal junction
Stomach

Top to bottom:
Long pits with mucus glands
Short glands
Muscularis mucosa
Submucosa
top: surface and mucus neck cells

bottom: parietal cells

square: chief cells