General Aspects of SCP

Stratified squamous epithelial tissue is a frequently found epithelium in the human body (nasopharyngeal and oral cavities, esophagus, urethra, vagina, cervix, and others). It is a multilayered structure consisting of a layer of actively dividing basal cells anchored to the basement membrane, beneath which one finds connective tissue (stroma). The daughter cells created by the division of the basal cells form the parabasal layer and mature and migrate to the surface layer. 

The amide III vibration occurs superimposed on the antisymmetric phosphodiester stretching vibration. Carbohydrates show strong bands owing to C - O - H 

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