Where do you find the following structures in the animal body?

Nissl bodies, Haversian system, Osteocytes, Hemoglobin, Canaliculi, Ciliated epithelium, Lacunae, Nodes of Ranvier, Brush-bordered columnar epithelium, Single-unit smooth muscles, White fibrous tissue, Transitional epithelium.

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Nissl bodies: neuron
Haversian system: bone of a mammal
Osteocytes: bone
Hemoglobin: RBC
Canaliculi: bone
Ciliated epithelium: respiratory tract
Lacunae: bone
Node of Ranvier: neuron
Brush-border columnar epithelium: gallbladder
Single unit smooth muscles: urinary bladder
White fibrous tissue: intervertebral discs
Transitional epithelium: urinary bladder

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