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1. Mbrojtes
2. Mbeshtetes
3. Thithes
4. Sekretuese
5. Merr pjese ne procesin e
frymeshkembimit
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• INDI EPITELIAL
• Eshte I vetmi indi qe bie ne kontakt me
mjedisin e jashtem.
Vecorite e indit epitelial:
1. Ka pozicion kufitar.
2. Nuk ka ene gjaku.
3. Qelizat kane specializime morfologjike.
4. Ka veti te theksuara rigjeneruese.
5. Ka veti te deskuamohet.
6. Ne disa lloje epitelesh qelizat kane polaritet te
theksuar.
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Epithelial
cells Basement membrane
MESOTHELIUM
(SIMPLE
SQUAMOUS
EPITHELIUM)
view from surface
1 - nucleus of cell
2 - cell borders
SIMPLE SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM
B.Gjendrat ekzokrine:(adenomer)
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Simple epithelium: one layer of cells
squamous cells are flat cuboidal cells are cute and boxy
Flattened
squamous cells in a
single layer
Flattened
squamous cells in a
single layer
Cuboidal
cells
in one cute
layer
Several layers
of squamous
epithelial
cells
Keratin
Squamous
cells
in several
layers
Squamous
cells
in several
layers
Areas that are always moist (like the esophagus) are often lined by
stratified squamous epithelium without a layer of keratin.
• Sipas ndertimit te zones sekretore te
gjendres dallohen:
• .gjendra gypthore
• .gjendra hojezore (alveolare)
• .gjendra gyphojezore(tubuloalveolare)
• .gjendra gypolemshezore(tubuloglomerulare)
•
• Sipas menyres se nxjerrjes se lendes sekretuese:
• 1-gjendra merokrine
• 2-gjendra apokrine
• 3-gjendra holokrine
Merocrine gland
• Secretes by merocrine
mode of secretion:
exocytosis of product at
apical end of cell.
• By far the most common
type of exocrine gland
based on mode of
secretion.
Apocrine gland
• Secretion occurs by
disintegration of
secretory cells.
• Example: sebaceous
glands.
• Sipas lendes qe sekretojne:
• .gjendra seroze(albumoze)
• .gjendra mukoze
• .gjendra te perziera
• Nga numri I lendeve qe sekretojne:
• .gjendra homokrine
• .gjendra heterokrin
Pemphigus vulgaris
• A blistering disease in
which patients make
autoantibodies to
desmoglein proteins
• Epithelial cell connections
(spot desmosomes) loosen,
causing fluid accumulation
and superficial blisters
Bullous pemphigoid
• A blistering disease
in which patients
make autoantibodies
to “bullous
pemphigoid antigen”
in hemidesmosome
attachment plaques
• Epithelial cells detach
from basal lamina,
causing fluid
accumulation and
blister formation