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respiratory epithelium

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respiratory epithelium [′res·prə‚tȯr·ē ‚ep·ə′thē·lē·əm]
(histology)
The ciliated pseudostratified epithelium lining the respiratory tract.


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4) In-growth of respiratory epithelium along this pathway creates a flat pharyngeal bursa in the area or, if the drainage pathway of the bursa becomes obstructed, a Tornwaldt's cyst.
Because NGF is released from airway epithelial cells, increases the production and release of substance P and other tachykinins from adult sensory neurons, and induces sensory hyperinnervation in the airways of transgenic mice, it represents an ideal link between virus-infected respiratory epithelium and the dense subepithelial network of unmyelinated sensory fibers.
Histopathologic studies showed total destruction of the respiratory epithelium covering the bronchi and bronchioli, together with abundant gram-positive cocci, absence of viable polymorphonuclear cells, and extensive necrosis of the alveolar septa.
 
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