Transitional epithelial tissue:
This tissue is similar to the non-corneal squamous epithelium when it is stretched or stretched. This tissue is present in the urinary bladder. When the urinary bladder is filled with urine, the tissue is stretched or stretched. The cells of the superficial layer take a spherical shape, When the bladder is empty, the surface layer cells take rounded and paracellular forms instead of being squamous. The middle layer cells are polygonal and polygonal, whereas the basal cells take small, short polygonal shapes. The number of layers in the case of the extension of the tissue less than in the case of contraction.
This tissue is similar to the non-corneal squamous epithelium when it is stretched or stretched. This tissue is present in the urinary bladder. When the urinary bladder is filled with urine, the tissue is stretched or stretched. The cells of the superficial layer take a spherical shape, When the bladder is empty, the surface layer cells take rounded and paracellular forms instead of being squamous. The middle layer cells are polygonal and polygonal, whereas the basal cells take small, short polygonal shapes. The number of layers in the case of the extension of the tissue less than in the case of contraction.