Write one function of squamous epithelium. - Vidyadip

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Write one function of squamous epithelium.

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Squamous epithelial cells are flat cells that are found in many parts, including the middle skin layers, cervix, mouth and lips.

They forms a barrier between the body and the exterior environment.
These cells provide protection for underlying tissues.
Simple squamous epithelial cells (glomerulus) in nephrons of kidneys enable rapid filtration of blood and diffusion of small molecules.
Squamous epithelial cells of lungs (alveoli of lungs) helps to reduce friction and controls vessel permeability.
It also helps in absorption and filtration.

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