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Foveolar cells or
surface mucous cells, are mucus-producing
cells which cover the
inside of the stomach,
protecting it from the
corrosive nature of gastric...
- Most
often each leaf
bears at
least one pair of
foveolae,
which may be
close to the apex; the
foveolae are
often more
numerous on
leaves from vegetative...
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Villous folds Gastric areas (gastric surface)
Details Identifiers Latin foveolae gastricae TA98 A05.5.01.032 TA2 2918 FMA 76583
Anatomical terminology [edit...
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process of digestion. The
gastric glands are
located in
gastric pits (
foveolae) in the mucosa. The
gastric mucosa is
covered in
surface mucous cells (foveolar...
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honeycomb appearance from
being covered with funnel-like
depressions or
foveolae of a
polygonal or
hexagonal form,
which vary from 0.12 to 0.25 mm. in diameter...
- sections, and
focused ion beam (FIB)
tomography were
prepared from 32
foveolae from
monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) and humans.
Serial sections and FIB...
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lichen has a
richly branched thallus, and the
branches have
depressions and
foveolae. It is
widely distributed in Europe. Randlane, Tiina; Tõrra, Tiiu; Saag...
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Hyperplastic polyp of the
stomach Stomach Elongated, tortuous, and
cystic foveolae separated by
edematous and
inflamed stroma.
Gastric hyperplastic polyposis...
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rounded with
lateral carinulae slightly raised, more
pronounced in males;
foveolae obsolete; weak
median carina extending over vertex;
frontal ridge narrow...
- on the
upper side. Net
veins are
visible on the leaf's underside.
Small foveolae (raised
hairy bumps)
appear at the
junction of the
midrib and
larger lateral...
