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Digestive System Digestive Tract Dept. of Histology and Embryology 周 莉 教 授

Introduction of digestive system * a long tube extending from the mouth to the anus, and associated with glands. * its main function: -digestion: physical/chemical -absorption * three major sections -the oral cavity including oropharynx -the tubular digestive tract -the major digestive glands: salivary glands, pancreas, liver,

the general structure of the digestive tract

Ⅰ. General Structure of the Digestive Tract 1. mucosa (1) epithelium: stratified squamous epithelium in two ends, the rest simple columnar epithelium (2) lamina propria: loose connective tissue rich in glands, lymphoid tissue and blood vessel (3) muscularis mucosa: thin layer of smooth muscle cells (inner circular and outer longitudinal )

2. Submucosa: : CT, esophageal glands and duodenum glands, submucosa(meissner) ) nerve plexus 3. muscularis: : inner circular and outer longitudinal smooth muscle cells myenteric nerve plexus 4. Adventitia: fibrosa or serosa

Ⅱ. The Oral Cavity 1. General Structure of Mucosa of Oral Cavity 2. tongue: mucosa and tongue muscle ( skeletal muscle) lingual papillae (1) filiform papillae (2) fungiform papillae (3)circumvallate papillae

lingual papillae

Taste Bud taste sensory apparatus Three kinds of cells in HE: dark cells and light cells (taste cells) basal cells

Taste bud

Ⅲ. Esophagus longitudinal plica 1. mucosa:unkeratinized unkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium 2. muscularis mucosa: longitudinal bunches of smooth muscle cells

Esophagus

3. Submucosa: CT, esophageal glands and lymphoid tissue in it 4. muscularis: internal circular and external longitudinal muscle proximal end: skeletal muscle cells distal end: smooth muscle cells mid portion: mixture muscle cells 5. Advantitia: fibrosa

Ⅳ Stomach gastric area, gastric pits 1. mucosa (1) epithelium: LM: surface mucous cell: Function: producing mucous with high concentration of HCO 3 (2) lamina propria: fundic glands cardiac glands and pyloric glands,

gastric pit

Stomach

Fundic glands The organization: parietal cells (oxyntic( cells) chief cells (zymogenic( cells) mucous neck cells stem cells endocrine cells

1 Parietal Cells So called oxyntic cells LM: see Fig. EM: 1 intracellular secretory canaliculus 2 microvillus 3 tubulovescular system 4 mitochondria

Fundic glands

parietal cells (EM)

Function: HCl and intrinsic factor For example:

2 Chief cells (zymogenic cells) LM: EM: Function: secreting pepsinogen HCl pepsin Rennin

Chief cells in EM

3 Neck mucous cells LM: see Fig. Function: secreting acidic mucous 4 stem cells: 5 endocrine cells:ecl cells (secreting histamine to promote producing HCl) ) D cells (secreting somatostatin to inhibit parietal cells of function)

Cardiac gland:mucous type Pyloric gland:mucous type,more numerous G cells in it secreting gastrin to promote producing HCl Gastric fluid:1.5-2.5l, ph 1.5 Mucous-HCO 3- barrier: undissolved mucingel with large amount of HCO 3

2. Submucosa 3. muscularis: internal sublayer: : oblique smooth muscle cells middle sublayer: : circular smooth muscle cells external sublayer: : longitudinal smooth muscle cells 4. advantitia:serosa

Ⅴ. Small Intestine To be divided into three parts: duodenum jejunum ileum Function: *digestion *absorption *secreted certain hormones

1. Mucosa circular plica intestinal villus small intestinal glands

Small intestine

Intestinal villus and small intestinal glands

Small intestinal gland

2. Submucosa LCT, duodenal glands 3. Muscularis:internal internal circular sublayer and external longitudinal sublayer smooth muscle cells 4. Advantitia: serosa

1. mucosa (1) Intestinal villus 1 Epithelium: simple columnar epithelium including absorptive cells goblet cells less numerous endocrine cells

Absorptive cells: LM: striated border EM: microvillus, cell coat, SER and Golgi complex Junction complex Function: digestion absorption

Villi of small intestine (LM and EM)

Absorptive cells (EM)

Endocrine cells: I cells: cholecystokinin- pancreozymin ( 胆 囊 收 缩 素 - 促 胰 酶 素, CCK-PZ ) S cells: secretin ( 促 胰 液 素 ) Goblet cells:

2 lamina propria: CT, central lacteal, fenestrated capillary,less numerous smooth muscle cells, lymphocytes, plasma cells, macrophages, eosinophilic cells and mast cells

Lamina propria of intestinal villus

(2) small intestinal glands The organization: Absorptive cells Goblet cells Paneth cells LM: see Fig. function: defensin and lysozyme Endocrine cells(i I cells S cells) Stem cells

Paneth cells

Duodenal glands in submucosa, mucous type,urogastrone( 尿 抑 胃 素 )

Solitary lymphoid nodules in submucosa of jejunum Aggregated lymphatic nodules in submucosa of ileum

Ⅵ. Large Intestine 1. The colon (1)mucosa:Plicae no villus,epithelium including absorptive cells and large numbers of goblet cells Large intestine glands with abundant goblet cells in lamina propria, stem cells and endocrine cells

Colon

Function: secreting mucous (2) tenia coli( longitudinal muscle) (3) advantitia:fibrosa fibrosa, serosa epiploica ( adipose tissue)

2. Appendix A great abundance of lymphoid cells and nodules in lamina propria, submucosa and muscularis mucosa

Lymphoid Tissue of Digestive Tract and Immune Function gut associated lymphoid tissue: including lymphoid nodules in mucosa, lymphocytes, plasma cells and macrophages in lamina propria and lymphocytes between epithelial cells

Function: microfold cells, IgA, secretory piece, siga