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Anatomy: Epithelial Tissue Flashcards

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What is Histology?

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Study of tissues

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4 Main Tissues: Epithelial

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Tightly packed sheets that covers surfaces

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4 Main Tissues: Connective

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Binds and connects all tissues together.

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4 Main Tissues: Muscular

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Generates Force

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4 Main Tissues: Nervous

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Generates, receives, and sends messages.

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What is the Extracellular Matrix?

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Gel-like substance that surrounds cells of tissue – provides strength and cohesiveness.

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Cell Junctions: Tight Junctions

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Seals Junctions, allows for close connection between cells.

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Cell Junctions: Gap Junctions

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Allows for material to pass from one cell to the next.

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Cell Junctions: Desmosomes

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Gives strength and anchor to tissues.

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What are the different strengths of Epithelial Tissues?

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Protection, immune defense, secretion, transportation into other tissues, sensation

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Simple vs Stratified Epithelia

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Simple has a single cell layer, while Stratified has more than one cell layer.

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What are the components of an Epithelial Cell?

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Tightly packed cells connected by tight junctions and desmosomes; Resistant to physical stress; They are avascular (lack blood cells, obtains oxygen & nutrients from deeper tissues that diffuse).

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Epithelial Tissue: Squamous Cells

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Flat, tile-like cells.

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Epithelial Tissue: Cuboidal Cells

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Short (As Tall as they are Wide)

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Epithelial Tissue: Columnar Cells

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Tall & Elongated (Much Taller compared to how wide they are)

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What is Glandular Epithelia?

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Involved in glands, releases secretory products such as sweat, saliva, hormones, etc.

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Paracellular vs Transcellular Transportation?

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Paracellular is substances moving in BETWEEN cells, and Transcellular is substances moving through the individual cells.

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What is Transitional Epithelia?

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ONLY in the Urinary system, allows for the change of shape and flexibility when the cell expands.

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