Mast cells lie in areolar tissue, bronchioles have ciliated epithelium, blood is specialised connective tissue, and nephron tubules have cuboidal epithelium.
Mast cells – Areolar tissue serves as support frame work for epithelium.
Inner surface of bronchiole – Ciliated epithelium bear cilia on their free surface that help to move particles in specific direction.
Blood – Specialised connective tissues.
Tubular parts of nephrons – Cuboidal epithelium help in secretion and absorption.
Concepttissue types and their locations
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