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Tissues can be defined as:

A.	Layers or groups of structurally similar cells performing the same function	B.	Groups of structurally dissimilar cells performing the same function
C.	Group of structurally similar cells forming different function	D.	Group of structurally dissimilar cells performing different function

Study of tissues is called:

A.	Cytology	B.	Histology
C.	Anatomy	D.	Morphology

Term "Histology" to separate branch for study of tissues as given by:

A.	Bichat (1771 - 1802)	B.	Marcello Malpighi (1628 - 1694)
C.	Mayer (1819)	D.	None of these

Histology is considered synonymous to:

A.	Comparative anatomy	B.	Microanatomy
C.	Gross-anatomy	D.	Functional anatomy

Tissues found in our body are derived from:

A.	Embryonic ectoderm	B.	Embryonic endoderm
C.	Embryonic mesoderm	D.	All of these

Term "Epithelia" was introduced by:

A.	Mayer	B.	Marcello Malpighi
C.	Ruysch	D.	Bichat

Desmosomes which are button-like junctions between epithelial cells with tonofibrils are responsible for:

A.	Bearing mechanical stress	B.	Providing chamical exchange
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

Basement membrane upon which the epithelial cells rest is formed of:

A.	Hyaluronicacid + glycoproteins + layer of reticular fibres	B.	Hyaluronicacid + lipids + layer of reticular fibres
C.	Hyaluronicacid + carbohydrate + layer of reticular fibres	D.	None of these

Epithelial cells lining cavities have:

A.	Microvilli	B.	Stereocilia
C.	Cilia	D.	All of these

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Simple, squamous epithelium is found in the lining of:

A.	Body cavities like blood vessels, peritonium, Bowmann's capsule etc.	B.	Trachea, large bronchi, epididymis etc.
C.	Oesophagus, anal canal, vagina etc.	D.	All of these