Lectures related to Epithelium

Introduces the four classes of tissues and their functions in the human body.

Discusses Ussing's model for epithelial transport and its experimental investigation.

Explores transitional epithelium in the urinary system, focusing on urothelium characteristics, cell changes, and impermeability.

Explores the histological structure and function of the epididymis, emphasizing cell types and secretion processes.

Explores the structure and function of transitional epithelium in the urinary system.

Explores the histological structure of the colon, emphasizing tissue layers and neural components.

Covers the concept and classification of tissues into four basic types.

Explores the transport efficiency of an epithelium with varying sodium concentrations.

Explores airway anatomy, clinical conditions, surgical options, and future developments in tracheal regeneration.

Explores methods to measure cell mechanics using various substrates and discusses the mechanics of cell clusters and epithelial tissues.

Explores the anatomy of the tongue's papillae and taste perception mechanisms.

Explores the structure and function of the biliary vesicle as a bile reservoir.

Covers the histological structure of the esophagus and its components.

Explores the concept and classification of tissues, with a focus on muscle tissue structure and function.

Explores histological features of the cervix, including epithelial layers, glandular structures, and vascular components.

Explores the anatomy of human systems and the structure of the colon.

Explores the structure and classification of different types of cartilage in the human body.