-
falciform ligament and the perimetrium) and
pericardium (around the heart).
Mesothelial tissue also
surrounds the male
testis (as the
tunica ****lis) and occasionally...
-
superficial serosa made of a
simple monolayer of flat (squamous) or
cuboidal mesothelial cells with
microvilli up to 6 μm (0.00024 in) long. The
mesothelium is...
- the splanchnopleure, and
become the
visceral pleurae;
while the
other mesothelial surfaces of the
pleural cavities arise from the somatopleure, and become...
-
Mesothelial hyperplasia is a reactive,
benign disease that has no
chance of
becoming cancerous and is
linked to
several acute and
chronic mesothelial...
- of the
normal mesothelial cells that line the peritoneum, with
typical features. Wright's
stain Histology of the
peritoneal mesothelial lining, and underlying...
- to the
pleural surface, thus
leading to the
development of
malignant mesothelial plaques. The
processes leading to the
development of
peritoneal mesothelioma...
-
example is the epidermis, the
outermost layer of the skin.
Epithelial (
mesothelial)
tissues line the
outer surfaces of many
internal organs, the corresponding...
-
Adenomatoid tumors are rare and
benign mesothelial tumors,
which arise from the
lining of organs. It
mainly presents in the
genital tract, in regions...
-
primary cell
types are
mononuclear cells: macrophages,
lymphocytes and
mesothelial cells. For instance, an
ultrafiltrate of
blood plasma is transudate....
- from a
procoagulant enzyme.
Thrombomodulin is also
expressed on
human mesothelial cell,
monocyte and a
dendritic cell subset. In humans, thrombomodulin...
