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... epithelium is a general one , and specialized terms are also used . For example , the endothelium refers to the ... epithelium . Epithelium is of three kinds , depending upon the shape of the cells . It may be squamous ( flat ) ...
... epithelium is a general one , and specialized terms are also used . For example , the endothelium refers to the ... epithelium . Epithelium is of three kinds , depending upon the shape of the cells . It may be squamous ( flat ) ...
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... epithelium covers the remainder of the laryngeal surface . This respiratory kind of epithelium extends down into the trachea and bronchi . The cilia beat toward the pharynx . Histological structure should in general be regarded as ...
... epithelium covers the remainder of the laryngeal surface . This respiratory kind of epithelium extends down into the trachea and bronchi . The cilia beat toward the pharynx . Histological structure should in general be regarded as ...
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... epithelium is laid down . Mucous glands predominate in the stratified squamous lining , but seromucinous glands are more common in the pseudostratified columnar epithelium . In the epipharynx there is a pseudostratified ciliated ...
... epithelium is laid down . Mucous glands predominate in the stratified squamous lining , but seromucinous glands are more common in the pseudostratified columnar epithelium . In the epipharynx there is a pseudostratified ciliated ...
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A Survey of the Speech Mechanism | 1 |
Nervous Regulation of Speech | 4 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech | 46 |
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