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abnormal pneumocyte desquamation 
abnormal type I pneumocyte morphology +   
abnormal type II pneumocyte morphology +   
any structural anomaly of the granular and roughly cuboidal cells typically found at the alveolar-septal junction that modulate the fluid surrounding the alveolar epithelium by secreting and recycling surfactants, and also contribute to tissue repair and can differentiate after injury into a type I pneumocyte; type II cells cover a much smaller surface area than type I cells (less than 5 percent), but are much more numerous and contain lamellar bodies on the apical surface where surfactant is stored

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Exact Synonyms: abnormal AT2 morphology ;   abnormal ATII morphology ;   abnormal Cuboidal type II cell morphology ;   abnormal Great alveolar cells morphology ;   abnormal Lung type 2 cells morphology ;   abnormal Lung type II cells morphology ;   abnormal TII morphology ;   abnormal granular pneumocytes morphology ;   abnormal type 2 alveolar epithelial cells morphology ;   abnormal type 2 alveolocytes morphology ;   abnormal type 2 pneumocyte morphology ;   abnormal type II alveolar epithelial cells morphology ;   abnormal type II alveolocytes morphology ;   abnormal type II cells morphology ;   abnormal type II pneumocytes morphology ;   abnormal type II pneumonocytes morphology
Xrefs: CL:0002063 ;   FMA:62501
Definition Sources: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6490-7723, ISBN:0412046911, PMID:8540632

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