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4. Body tissues-Basic types of Proteins Flashcards

1
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Lines and covers body surfaces and body cavities

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Epithelial

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2
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Protect support and bind body tissues together

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Connective

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3
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Type of body tissue for movement

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Muscular

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4
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Types of muscular tissues

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Smooth
Skeletal
Cardiac

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5
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Type of body tissue that receives stimuli and conducts impulses

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Nervous

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6
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What type of tissue is the HEART

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Muscular

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7
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Olfactory nerve is what type of tissue

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Nervous

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8
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Type of tissue ~ stratified squamous epithelium of esophagus

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Epithelial

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9
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Sebaceous / pituitary Glands are what type of tissue

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Epithelial

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10
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Liver what type of tissue

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Connective tissue

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11
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Thymus what type of tissue

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Connective

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12
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Connection between cell membranes of cells

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Cellular junctions

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13
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5 cell junctions

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Desmosomes
Hemidesmosomes
Gap junction 
Tight junction 
Adherens junction
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14
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Desmosomes is aka

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Spot weld like or Macula adherens

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15
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Attaches cells of the SAME type

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Desmosomes

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16
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Attaches cells of DIFFERENT types

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Hemidesmosomes

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17
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Forms a BRIDGE that allows ion diffusion bet cells

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Gap junctions

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18
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Gap junction are formed by _ from _

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Connexons from connexins

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19
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Tight junctions is aka

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Zona occludens

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20
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Adherens junction is aka

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Zona Adherens

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21
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Prevents LEAKING of subs

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Tight junctions

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22
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Prevent separation of epithelial cells during peristalsis

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Adherens junction

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23
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Seen bet EPIDERMIS & CARDIAC MUSCLE CELLS

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Desmosomes

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24
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Seen bet EPIDERMAL CELLS to BASEMENT MEMBRANE

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Hemidesmosomes

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25
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Location of Gap junctions

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Neurons or nerve cells & Cardiac muscle cells

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26
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Cellular junctions seen in cardiac muscles

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Desmosomes

Gap junctions

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27
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Cellular junctions seen in epidermis

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Desmosomes

Hemidesmosomes

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28
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2 locations of HEMIDESMOSOMES

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Bet epidermal cells and BASEMENT MEMBRANE

Bet tooth and Junctional epithelium (gingiva)

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29
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Secretes hormones towards blood. WITHOUT DUCTS

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Endocrine glands

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30
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Secretes products onto the EXTERNAL surface. With ducts

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Exocrin glands

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31
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Pituitary gland is what type of gland

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Endocrine gland

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32
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3 exocrine glands

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Sebaceous gland
Mammary glands
Salivary glands

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33
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What cell junc is destroyed in Pemphigus vulgaris

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Desmosomes of epidermis

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34
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What cell junc destroyed in PEMPHIGOID

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Hemidesmosomes

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35
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Pemphigus vulgaris & Pemphigoid exhibits sloughing off called

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Nikolsky sign

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36
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Histological Characteristic feature of pemphigus vulgaris in order to differentiate from Pemphigoid
Which means separation of cells

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Acantholysis

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37
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Both an endocrine and exocrine gland

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Pancreas

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38
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Exocrine portion of pancreas

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Head

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39
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Endocrine portion of pancreas

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Tail portion

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40
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Exocrine function of pancreas

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Aids in digestion

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41
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Endocrine func of pancreas

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GABI

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42
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Major duct of pancreas

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Wirsung’s duct

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43
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Accessory duct of pancreas

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Duct of Santorini

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44
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3 functional classification of exocrine glands

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Merocrine
Apocrine
Holocrine

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45
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Releases packaged vesicles (basta nilalabas lang)

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Merocrine

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46
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Part of cell will be pinched off (pinu”pocpoc”)

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Apocrine

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47
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Cell ruptures (“whole”)

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Holocrine

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48
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Func class of salivary glands

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Merocrine

49
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Func class of mammary glands

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Apocrine

50
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Func class of sebaceous gland

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Holocrine

51
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1st milk

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Colostrum

52
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Largest major salivary gland

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Parotid

53
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Smallest major salivary gland

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Sublingual gland

54
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Produces greatest volume of saliva

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Submandibular gland

55
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Location of parotid

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Antinf to EAR or Post to post ramus

56
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Duct of parotid - ___ opening

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Stensen’s duct - Opposite of Mx 2nd molar

57
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Duct of submn gland - ___ opening

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Whartons duct - sublingual caruncle

58
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Sialolith or salivary stones are assoc with this gland because of its angulation = accumulation of CaPO4

A

Submandibular gland

59
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The only unencapsulated major salivary gland

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Sublingual gland

60
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Major duct of sublingual gland

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Bartholins duct

61
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Accessory duct of sublingual gland

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Rivinu’s duct

62
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Ducts of subli gland opens @

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Floor of the mouth

63
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Secretion of Parotid gland

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Purely serous

64
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Secretion of Submn gland

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Mixed-mostly serous

65
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Secretion of Sublingual gland

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Mixed- mostly mucous

66
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Minor salivary gland located at circumvallate papillae

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Glands of von ebner

67
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Minor salivary gland located at posterolateral border of palate

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Palatine glands

68
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Minor salivary gland important for retention of dentures

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Palatine glands

69
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Largest and least numerous papillae

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Circumvallate papillae

70
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Junction of Ant2/3 and Post 1/3 of the tongue where circumvallate papillae is located

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Sulcus terminalis

71
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Minor salivary gland secretes purely serous

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Glands of von ebner

72
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2 Minor sg secretes purely mucous

A

Palatine glands

Labial and Buccal gland

73
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Minor salivary gland found in anterior lingual what secretes mostly serous

A

Glands of Blandin-Nuhn

74
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Basket cells or MYOEPITHELIAL cells are found in

A

Salivary glands

75
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basket cells are also found in the

A

Brain

76
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Best example of unicellular gland

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Goblet cell - secretes mucous

77
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Most impt func of GAGs

A

Traps water

78
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Core protein of Gags

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Proteoglycan

79
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Gags project like a “ “

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Bristle brush

80
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Only GAG without proteoglycan

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Hyaluronic acid

81
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What is the most common adhesion protein found in the connective tissue

A

Fibronectin

82
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Adhesion protein found in bone

A

Osteonectin

83
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A GAG which attaches ct together (universal glue)

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Hyaluronic acid

84
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Most numerous Gags

A

Chondroitin sulfate

85
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Gag that is similar to heparin

A

Heparan sulfate

86
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Gag found in egg cell, joints, eyeballs

A

Hyaluronic acid

87
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Gag seen in cartilages

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Chondroitin sulfate

88
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Gag found in the skin

A

Dermatan sulfate

89
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Gag found in cornea

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Keratan sulfate

90
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Most numerous protein in the BODY

A

Collagen

91
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Most numerous protein in the EPIDERMIS (hair)

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Keratin

92
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Most numerous protein in the BLOOD

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Albumin

93
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Most numerous protein in the MUSCLE

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Actin

94
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Largest protein of the Body (“Titan”)

A

Titin

95
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Most abundant type of collagen

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Type I collagen

96
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Type of collagen seen in Dermis, Bone, dentin and cementum

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Type I collagen

97
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Type of collagen seen in Hyaline cartilage (carTWOlage)

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Type II collagen

98
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Type of Collagen in wound healing

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Type I collagen

99
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Type of collagen seen in Reticular fibers (re3cular)

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Type III collagen

100
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Type of collagen seen in basement membrane (“floor”)

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Type IV collagen

101
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Type of collagen seen in Hair and placenta

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Type V collagen

102
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Type of collagen in immature tissues

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Type I collagen

103
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Highly elastic protein

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Elastin

104
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Protein which determines osmotic pressure

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Albumin

105
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Normal level of Albumin

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3.4 - 5.4 g/dL

106
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What is the most numerous protein in ENAMEL

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Amelogenins

107
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What is the disease where the px has EXCESSIVE elastic fibers

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Marfan Syndrome

108
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Cause of death in Excessive elastic fibers in Marfan syndrome

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Bursting of Elastic aorta

109
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Px has DEFECTIVE Collagen fibers resulting to flexibility of tissues made up of collagen

A

Ehlers Danlos Syndrome

110
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EDS is aka

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Rubberman syndrome

111
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Px has DEFICIENT Collagen fibers

A

Osteogenesis imperfecta

112
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Osteogenesis imperfecta is aka

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Brittle bone disease

113
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Protein which Determines flexibility of bone

A

Collagen

114
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Diff dx of osteogenesis imperfecta

A

Osteoporosis

115
Q

Male 75y/o fracture his foot

A

Osteoporosis

116
Q

Dse which usually affects older indiv, mostly females

A

Osteoporosis

117
Q

Congenital brittle bone dse

A

Osteogenesis imperfecta

118
Q

Charac feature of eyes in osteogenesis imperfecta

A

Blue sclera

119
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4 types of body tissues

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Epithelial
Connective
Muscular
Nervous

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