Cell Junctions - Exam 2 Flashcards

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epithelial tissues (tightly bound) found

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lining of gut, covering of skin

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2
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cell-cell junction main function

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direct attachments between cells

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cell-matrix junction main function

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cytoskeletal, anchored, link basal lamina

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connective tissues found

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bone/tendon

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connective tissues characteristics

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cells sparsely distributed, direct attachment rare, cell, matrix junctions present, bear mechanical stress

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tight junctions function, characteristics, & where found

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seals gaps, selectively permeable, apical, intestinal mucosa, bladder

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Celiac Disease & Crohn’s Disease caused by

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leaky tight junctions

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8
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cell-cell anchoring junctions use what enzyme

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cadherins (calcium dependent adhesion)

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adherens characteristics & function

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“zonula”, “intermediate junction”, “belt”
developing tissue & tissue remodeling
connects actin filaments

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10
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where are adherens junctions found

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basal, epi cells, cardiac muscle, fibroblasts

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11
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desmosome characteristics & function

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“macula”
anchorage & strength
connects intermediate filaments

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12
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where are desmosome junctions found

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skin, intestines, stomach, bladder (stretch)

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gap junctions function

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passage of small H2O soluble molecules like ion & glucose (without using plasma membrane)

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where are gap junctions found

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connective/epi tissue, cardiac muscle, neurons (electricity)

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15
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cell-matrix anchoring junctions function

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sense & respond to mechanical forces using inegrins

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16
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integrins

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cell-cell & cell-matrix

17
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actin-linked junctions bind

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“focal adhesion”; actin filaments to ECM

18
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examples of actin-linked junctions

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fibroblasts to culture, muscle cells to tendons

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hemidesmosomes bind

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intermediate filaments to ECM

20
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examples of hemidesmosome junctions

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integrins, epi cells to basal lamina