### body part | tissue | epithelium:

Colonic epithelium
* has huge numbers of goblet cells.
* is diffusely abnormal in ulcerative colitis and colorectal cancer.

Olfactory epithelium
* contain receptors.
* is located on the roof of the nasal cavity.

Simple epithelium
* consists of one layer of cells resting on a basement membrane.
* has only a single cell layer.

Transitional epithelium
* is found in the urinary bladder and other hollow urinary organs.
* specialized type of epithelium that is found along the urinary tract.

### body part | tissue:

Eyelid
* Most eyelids cover eyes.
* Most eyelids protect animals
* Some eyelids are part of eyes
  - faces
  - detect light.
  * People do this willingly or without thinking. The human eyelid has a row of eyelashes that help protect the eye from dust and other small objects. Eyelashes also keep sweat out of the eye. Eyelids regularly spread tears and other secretions on the surface of the eye to keep it moist. The cornea is one part of the eye that must be kept moist. Eyelids keep the eyes from drying out when asleep. Also, the blink reflex protects the eye from things touching it
* are body parts
  - close fitting, and eye rims match nose pigment
* are close-fitting, and eye rims are brown
  - dark
  - match the nose pigment
  - crucial to the health of one's eyes
  - especially sensitive
  - protective covering
  - tight with pigment to match the nose color
  - very dark in color and are tight, never sagging
* become prominent and the pinna of the ear takes shape.
* begin to open, and the retinas begin to form
  - part as the eyes open
* commonly exhibit epicanthic folds.
  - their eyes
* includes corpi
  - eyelashs
  - sections
* protect and lubricate the eye's anterior surface
* stick together by the exudate or an accumulation of cheesy exudate in the conjunctival sac.
* typically heal quickly with little scarring.

### body part | tissue | eyelid:

Upper eyelid
* Most upper eyelids protect eyes.
* begin to sag and 'crow's feet' appear in the corner of the eyes during middle age.

Fetal tissue
* containing the suprachiasmatic nucleus restores multiple circadian rhythms in old rats.
* has developmental potential.
* is exceptionally well suited to bolster or replace compromised human tissues
  - sampled and assayed for intracellular cystine
* provides the largest number of stem cells with the least risk of rejection.

### body part | tissue:

Flesh
* Consuming See biophagous, carnivorous, feeding.
* Most flesh generates heat.
* Some flesh contains compounds
  - poisonous compounds
  - toxins
* can bond to flesh and spirits bond to spirits because they are of like substance.
* eating animals are called carnivores
  - bacteria begin their rampage upon humanity leaving only the strong to survive
  - zombies always seem to be eerie and scary
* eats flesh.
* expresses itself and functions through three primary appetites.
* gives birth to flesh, and spirit gives birth to spirit
* has agreeable taste
  - appearances
  - delicious taste
  - fine flavour
  - musky taste
  - quality
* is also matter and therefore also a form of energy
  - an earthly, spirit a heavenly, material
  - animal tissue
  - digested in an acid medium within the stomach
  - easier to digest so meat-eating mammals have a simpler stomach
  - films
  - light and light is flesh
  - often a carrier of disease germs
  - separated from skin and bone, then cooked
  - used to describe the body of an animal or person
* is, after all, the most concentrated of foods.
* only gives birth to flesh.

### body part | tissue | flesh:

Proud flesh
* can prevent skin cells from covering the wound thus thwarting proper healing.
* is an excessive growth of granulation tissue that has the appearance of cauliflower
* occurs when the healing process goes crazy.

Frostbitten tissue
* appears pale and is cold to the touch.
* are more susceptible to repeated freezing.