columnar epithelium
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columnar epithelium
n. Epithelium consisting of one or more cell layers, the most superficial of which is composed of elongated and somewhat cylindrical cells projecting toward the surface.
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Seventeen cases of classic LSIL and 14 HSILs, the normal squamous and
columnar epithelia in the mucosa adjacent to PIM, and the atrophic squamous epithelia from 10 postmenopausal women were included for comparison of immunoexpression patterns.
The inner epidermis of the apical zone was mainly composed of
columnar epithelia. Nuclei were round with a diameter of approximately 4 [micro], and they were located in the center of the cell.
Initial matrix secretion by the
columnar epithelia was indicated by the deposition of a non-cellular material that caused the separation of the adjacent basement lamina (Fig.
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