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epithelium эпителий, эпителиальная тканьcast-off epithelium слущённый эпителийciliated epithelium мерцательный эпителий, ресничный эпителийcolumnat epithelium столбчатый эпителий, цилиндрический эпителийcubical epithelium кубический эпителийcylindrical epithelium цилиндрический эпителий, столбчатый эпителийfollicular epithelium фолликулярный эпителийgerm(inal) epithelium зародышевый эпителийglandular epithelium железистый эпителийlaminated epithelium многослойный эпителийmultirowed epithelium многорядный эпителийpavement epithelium плоский эпителийpseudostratified epithelium псевдослойный эпителий, многорядный эпителийscaly epithelium чешуйчатый эпителийsimple epithelium простой эпителийsquamous epithelium чешуйчатый эпителийstratified epithelium многослойный эпителийtransitional epithelium переходный эпителийtwo-rowed epithelium двухрядный эпителийyolk epithelium желточный эпителийEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > epithelium
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эпителий, эпителиальная ткань- ciliated epithelium
- columnar epithelium
- cubical epithelium
- cuboidal epithelium
- cylindrical epithelium
- follicular epithelium
- germ epithelium
- germinal epithelium
- glandular epithelium
- laminated epithelium
- multirowed epithelium
- pavement epithelium
- pseudostratified epithelium
- scaly epithelium
- simple epithelium
- squamous epithelium
- stratified epithelium
- transitional epithelium
- two-rowed epithelium
- yolk epithelium* * *
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