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Chapter 2 Epithelium
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1.General feature: 1) contain more cells and less extracellular ground substance 2) Polarisation: ---free outer surface: face air or other things ---basal surface: have basement membrane, to face underlying CT, 3) Avascularity, but innervation: ---no blood vessels ---rich in nerve terminals 4) Having functions of protection, secretion, absorption and sensory reception
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2.Classification of Epithelium
1) Covering epithelium: the epithelium which cover body surface or line the inner surface of body cavities, tubes and sac. 2) Glandular epithelium: the epithelium which main function is secretion. 3) Sensory epithelium: the epithelium which has special sensory function.
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According to the number of layer and shape of cells
3. Classification of covering epithelium: According to the number of layer and shape of cells Simple epi.: ---simple squamous epi. ---simple cuboidal epi. ---simple columnar epi. ---pseudostratified ciliated columnar epi. Stratified epi.: ---stratified squamous epi. ---stratified columnar epi. ---transitional epi.
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1) simple squamous epi: ---structural feature:
/one layer flattened cells, cell border are interdigitate /with flattened ellipsoid nucleus
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---distribution: mesothelium: the simple squamous epi. which line the inner surface of body cavities such as thoracic, pericardiac and abdominal cavities. endothelium: the simple squamous epi. which line the inner surface of cardiovascular and lymphatic system. other place: alveoli, parietal layers of renal capsule. ---function: a) transport of materials b) facilitates movement of viscera
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Vascular endothelium
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Mesothelium on abdominal cavity
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2) simple cuboidal epi.: ---structural feature: one layer of cells, with same height and width , hexagonal outline in surface view. spherical centrally-located nucleus
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---distribution: /the renal tubule /thyroid /the some ducts of glands
---function: covering and secretion renal tubule thyroid
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3) simple columnar epi.: ---structural features: one layer of columnar cells, with basally located ovoid nucleus
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---distribution: gastrointestinal tract gall bladder uterus
---function: secretion and absorption goblet cell: scattered, secreting granules-mucinogen granules-mucus goblet cell simple columnar epi
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4) pseudostratified ciliated columnar epi.:
---Structural feature: 1, Four types of cells columnar cell (ciliated); goblet cell fusiform cell; basal cell:pyramid-shaped 2, Every cell locate on basement membrance: Simple epi. four types of cells
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---distribution: inner surface of large duct of respiratory trachea
bronchi nasal The epithelium of trachea
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5) stratified squamous epi.:
---structural features: deepest (basal) cells: one layer of cuboidal cells the cells in intermediate regions: several layers of polygonal –shaped cells to the surface: more and more flattened cells
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non-karatinised: mouth, pharynx, oesophagus, urethra and vagina
---distributon: non-karatinised: mouth, pharynx, oesophagus, urethra and vagina karatinised: the surface of body, make up the skin karatinised non-karatinised
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6) transitional epi.: flexible-including the number of layers and shape of cells in the distended bladder: there are two to three layers of cells. The cells become flattened. in the contracted bladder : there are six to seven layers of cells. The surface cells are very large and cuboidal in shape, covering several deep cells.
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---distribution: bladder
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in the contracted bladder
in the distended bladder
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4. Epithelial specializations
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1) Specialisations of free surface
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① microvilli: ---defination: delicate finger-liked projections of cell-membrane and cytoplasm protruding from the free surface
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---structure: 0.1um in diameter, with different longth. surface: cell membrane with cell coat core: longitudinal microfilament-actin filament fixed on terminal web terminal web: made up of transverse-arranged filament at the apical side of cells
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---function: increase the surface areas
---distribution: /striated border: intestinal epi. cell /brush border: proximal renal tubule
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② cell coat: ---defination: a thick layer of extracellular glycoprotein ---function: adherence, supporting, protection, exchange of material and recognize
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③ cilia: ---defination: elongated, mobile projections of cell membrane and cytoplasm protruding from free surface
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---structure: 5-10um long, nm in diameter surface: cell membrane core: microtubules, 9X2+2 basal body: centrioles-connected with microtubules
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---function: swing to produce a forward-moving wave
---distribution: epithelial cells of respiratory tract respiratory tract
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2) specializations of the lateral surface
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---intercellular connection of adjacent cells:
non-special: the minute space and cadherin-cell adherent molecules special: junctional structures
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① Tight junction (zonula occludens):
---structure: apical part point-liked fused between adjacent cells arranged in 2-4 thread-liked structures form anastomosing network ---function: seal the space between cells
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② intermediate junction (zonula adherens): ---structure:
below the tight junction a gap of 15-20nm in width with medium electron-density filament material plaque of electron-dense materials, with attached microfilament-make up of terminal web ---function: /adherens /keep the cell shape /transfer cell contract force
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---structure: ③ desmosome (macula adherens): plate or spot-shaped
a gap of nm, with low electron-density filaments interdigitate attachment plaque: with attached tonofilament-intermediate filament (karatin) ---function: firmly connection
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④ gap junction (communicating junction):
---structure: the smallest gap of 2-3 nm connexons: -consist of protein -7~9nm in diameter -composed of 6-subunits of proteins- connexin -2nm channel: hydrophilic channel ---function: provide a pathway between cells
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junctional complex: four types of junctional structures(at least two types) get together.
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3) specialization of basal surface
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① basement membrane: ---defination: a sheet of membrane-liked amorphous material interposed between epi.cells and underlying CT. ---structure: HE: pink colour, hard to see
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EM: --basal lamina: nm, electron-dense, thread-liked and amorphous ground substance, produced by epi. Cell --reticular lamina: RT+ground substance, produced by CT
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---function: support, connection, fixaton semi-premeable membrane induce the movement, proliferation and differentiation of epi.cell
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② plasma membrane infolding (basal longitudinal striation):
---defination: the infolding of cell-membrane with many mitochondria at the basal surface of epi.cell
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increase the basal surface areas
---function: increase the basal surface areas facilitate the passage of water and ions ---distribution: mainly in proximal and distal renal tubule.
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③ hemidesmosomes ---is half of desmosome.
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5. Glandular epi. and gland
glandular epi.: epi are specialized for secretion gland: organs composed mainly of glandular epi.
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1)classification: exocrine gland: discharge the secretion through a duct system endocrine gland: release the secretion directly into blood steam
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2) structure of exocrine gland:
①acinus (secreting unit): according the nature of secretion a. serous acinus: serous secretory cells
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---structure: pyramid-shaped cell basally-located round nucleus acidophilic cytoplasm-eosinophilic zymogen granules-contain enzymes EM: RER,Golgi complex ---function: produce a serous secretion
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flattened dark nucleus against the basal cell membrane
b. mucous acinus: mucous secreting cells ---structure: pyramid-shaped cell flattened dark nucleus against the basal cell membrane slightly basophilic cytoplasm-large mucigen granules EM: some RER, Golgi complex ---function: secretes mucus
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c. mixed acinus: two types of cells
---structure: mucous acinus with several serous cells attach on one side- serous demilune
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② ducts: ---from simple squamous epi to simple columnar or stratified epi. ---carry out the secretions ---secrete or absorb water and ions
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