This is just a fun one. In this article, I highlight the differences between prostate cells (prostatic cells) from the bladder and the urethral epithelium (the surface of the urethra). The latter is a single layer of cells that line the entire length of the urethra. The former cells are found only in the prostate and they are specialized to secrete the fluid that moves through the urinary tract.
Prostate cells actually take up a lot of the surface area of the urethra and make for an incredibly tight and convoluted passage for urine. It’s made so because the cells secrete a layer of liquid to protect the cells from the outside world. The bladder is in fact an organ that has a very low turnover rate, meaning it has to replenish itself. In this way, the bladder is a huge waste-disposal system. The same goes for the urethra.
There are several studies that suggest the problem with bladder histology has something to do with the fact that it is the most expensive type of tissue in the human body. In the human body, the process of bladder tissue excretion is much slower, but it is relatively cheap. Most importantly, the average human bladder has a relatively low turnover rate.
It is because the bladder is a waste-disposal system that the histology of the urethra is so expensive. It is the same way it is for kidney tissue and so the urethra is the most expensive tissue in the human body.
The urethra is the major tissue of the human bladder and it is most commonly used for removing the urethra. The urethra is actually a part of the urethra, but you can see why they are a very different kind of tissue. The urethra is made up of cells that are attached to the urethra to form what’s called a urothelial membrane (UM), a membrane that is attached to its surface and that allows the bladder to move.
The urothelium is a tough, squishy, membrane that is attached to the surface of the bladder. It is made up of a few different types of cells. By the way, if I had to pick one single type of cell I think it would be the umbrella cell. Umbrella cells are specialized cells that are found in the human bladder wall, but they are also found in other parts of the body.
The urothelium is a giant multicellular structure that has been shaped by a series of genes, which can be found in many different tissues when they are grown. It is actually a membrane that is attached to the surface of the bladder. This membrane contains a series of tiny molecules called urolysins. They are made up of urolysin molecules that are found in the muscularis and bladder wall muscle.
This is not a bad thing. It may be less than a week before you find the urolysin molecules in a bladder wall and ask if they are in the bladder. The answer is no. But to ask a question like this is to ask the question of the bladder itself. It can be very important to know what the membrane is supposed to be, and what the cell is supposed to be doing when it gets damaged.
When we are in a urinary bladder, it’s like we’re in a cell. And bladder cell membrane is an incredibly important part of the body, as it contains most of the body’s waste products. For example, when you have a urinary tract infection, urine can contain harmful bacteria, and the bladder can be very sensitive to this bacteria. When the bladder is damaged, this bacteria can also get into a bladder cell and can cause a bladder infection.
A lot of the time these bladder infections are caused by bacteria in the urine. But the bladder is also sensitive to the urine itself. By putting a urinary tract infection into a bladder cell, you can cause bacterial infections in the bladder. As for the bladder cells, they are extremely sensitive to damage, and many of them can be damaged by a single punch, so you can end up just looking like a bloody mess in a few days.
