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What Are Normal Characteristics of Epithelial Tissue?

Normal epithelial tissue:
- Cellularity: Composed of closely packed cells with minimal extracellular material.
- Polarity: Cells have an apical surface facing the lumen and a basal surface attached to the basement membrane.
- Regeneration: High regenerative capacity due to frequent cell division.
- Specializations: May have cilia or microvilli for absorption and secretion.

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