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Vaginal squamous cell
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The vaginal lining contains squamous epithelial cells. They do not stand alone: they are arranged in multiple layers and form a stratified epithelium.
Picture a covering built from several rows of cells. Each cell forms part of a continuous lining on the inner surface of the vagina.
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The vaginal lining contains squamous epithelial cells.
These cells are arranged in multiple layers and form a stratified epithelium.
Picture a lining built from several rows of squamous cells.
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- NCBI Bookshelf / StatPearlsPhysiology, Vaginal Structure and Function
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