Connective Tissue Flashcards

1
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connective tissue is a diverse group of _______ within a ______

A

cells, extracellular matrix

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2
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the resident cells of the connective tissue always _______ in the connective tissue while wandering cells tend to ______

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stay, come and go

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3
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connective tissue has the main functions of ______, _______, ______

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support, defense, nutrition

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4
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connective tissue supports the tissue by supporting and providing ______

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connections

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5
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the connective tissue provides defense by being the site of _______ and _________, and providing a physical ______

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inflammatory, immune reactions, barrier

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6
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the connective tissue provides nutrition by being a reservoir for ______ and _______, storing energy in the form of _______, supporting ______, and providing a passage way for _______ and _______

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water, electrolytes, triglycerides, blood vessels, nutrients, gases

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7
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the embryonic connective tissue is found in the ______ of a fetus and ______ after birth

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umbilical cord, disappears

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8
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loose (areolar) connective tissue is made of ______, _______, and ______

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cells, ground state, fibers

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9
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the loose (areolar) connective tissue supports the ______, surrounds ________, and fills spaces between ______

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epithelial tissue, blood vessels, muscles

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10
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the loose (areolar) connective tissue allows for _______ of oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, and waste, causes _______ and ________ reactions, and provides structural ______

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diffusion, inflammatory, immune, support

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10
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the lamina propria is always ________

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loose connective tissue

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11
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dense connective tissue has a prominent amount of ______ and little ______ and _____

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fibers, ground substances, cells

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12
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dense connective tissue has two types called _____ and _____

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regular, irregular

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13
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dense regular connective tissue has its fibers arranged in orderly ________ bundles

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parallel

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14
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dense irregular tissue has its fibers arranged _________

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randomly

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15
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dense regular ct is found in the _______, _______, and _______

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tendons, ligaments, corneas

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16
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dense regular ct functions include transmitting the force of ________, attach ______ to ______ and provides _______

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muscle contractions, muscles, bones, protection

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17
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dense irregular connective tissue is found in the ______ and ______

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skin, GI tract

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18
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dense irregular ct provides tensile ______ and ______

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strength, protection

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19
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the fibers in the connective tissue include _______ and _______ fibers

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elastic, collagen

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20
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the collagen fiber system includes _______ fibers and _______ fiber

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collagen, reticular

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21
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collagen fibers are the most abundant type are flexible yet have high ________, are ______ in structure and have variability in ______

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tensile strength, wavy, width

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22
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collagen is synthesized by the hydroxylation of ______ and _____ which is dependent on _______

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proline, lysine, vitamin C

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23
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pro-collagen molecules are synthesized and sent to the _____ where they are used to synthesize collagen outside the cell

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golgi

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24
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______ synthesize a majority of the collagen

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fibroblasts

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25
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vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is a required cofactor for the addition of ______ groups to proline and lysine residues

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hydroxyl

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26
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a deficiency of water soluble vitamin c leads to the development of ______, which causes bone diseases and healing defects

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scurvy

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27
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pro-collagen molecules overlap and form collagen ______, which bundle together to form a collagen _______

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fibrils, fiber

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28
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reticular fibers are very fine _______ collagen fibers that form a _______ network rather than a thick bundle for support

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type III , three dimensional

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29
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reticular fibers are produced by reticular cells and support ________ (bone marrow) and _______

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hematopoietic, lymphoid organs

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30
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reticular fibers are stained with ______ due to the high concentration of _______

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silver salts, sugar chains

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31
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type I collagen is found in the ______, ______, ________, and _______ due to its resistance to tension

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dermis, tendon, bone, fibrocartilage

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32
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type II collagen is found in the ________ and ________ due to its resistance to pressure

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hyaline cartilage , intervertebral disc

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33
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type III collagen is found in the ________ for maintenance of expansible organs

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reticular connective tissue

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34
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type IV collagen is found in the ______ where it supports delicate structures and filtration

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basal lamina

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35
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_______ are responsible for elasticity, resilience and shape control and allows tissues to respond to stress and distension

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elastic fibers

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36
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elastic fibers are typically thinner than collagen fibers and are synthesized by _______, _______ and _______

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fibroblasts (skin and tendons), chondroblasts (elastic cartilage), smooth muscle (in blood vessels)

37
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elastic fibers consist of a core of the protein ______

A

elastin

38
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osteogenesis imperfecta is caused by a defect in collagen synthesis, most frequently ______, which causes _______

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type I, bone defects

39
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_______ is a defect in collagen synthesis which causes fragile, hyper extensible skin, hypermobile joints, and wound healing is poor

A

ehlers-danlos syndromes

40
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_______ is caused by a mutation in the FBN1 gene resulting in a lack of resistance in tissues rich in elastic fibers

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marfan syndrome

41
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_______ can cause tall stature, long fingers, mitral valve prolapse, bilateral subluxation of lens, aortic aneurysm and aortic distension

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marfan syndrome

42
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ground substance is colorless, has high _____ content, and fills the _____ between cells and fibers

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water, spaces

43
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the functions of ground substance include ______, ______ of water soluble molecules, _________ cells through cell-ECM adhesion, binds and retains ________, and transmits _______

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lubrication, diffusion, anchors, growth factors, information

44
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the three types of ground substances include _________, _________ and ________

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glycosaminoglycans, proteoglycans, glycoproteins

45
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examples of glycosaminoglycans include ________, ________, and _______

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dermatan sulfate, keratan sulfate, hyaluronic acid

46
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examples of proteoglycans include ______ and ______

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aggrecan, syndecan

47
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examples of glycoproteins include _______, ________, and _______

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integrin, fibronetic, laminin

48
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dermatan sulfate helps mediate _________(fibrosis)

A

wound repair

49
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keratan sulfate is related to cell _______, axonal _______, and embryo ______-

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motility, guidance, implantation

50
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hyaluronic acid is a major component of mucus connective tissue in the _______, and is a major component in _______

A

umbilical cord, cartilage

51
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aggrecan is related to hydration of the ______

A

ECM

52
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syndecan facilitates interactions between the proteins of _____ and the ______

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ECM, actin cytoskeleton

53
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integrin binds cells to the ______

A

ECM

54
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fibronectin binds many _____ components and attach to _____

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ECM, integrins

55
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laminin mediates attachment to __________

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basement membrane

56
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glycosaminoglycans are ________ polysaccharide chains

A

unbranched

57
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proteoglycans are large macromolecules with a ______

A

protein core

58
Q

multiadhesive glycoproteins stabilize the _____ and link it to cell surfaces

A

ECM

59
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hyaluronic acid is present as a free carbohydrate chain that is ______ covalently bound to the protein

A

not

60
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proteoglycans indirectly bind to HA by __________ thereby giant aggregates

A

linker proteins

61
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hyaluronic acid is found in cartilage and important in immobilizing molecules like_______

A

growth factors

62
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hyaluronic acid is an effective ______, preventing diffusion through the dense network

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insulator

63
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the proteoglycan aggregate is extremely _______

A

hydrophillic

64
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multi adhesive glycoproteins facilitate attachment between the _____ and ______ elements or the connective tissue elements to connective tissue elements

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cell, connective tissue

65
Q

the two enzymes that help break down the extracellular matrix include ______ and __________

A

hyaluronidases, matrix metalloproteinases

66
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hyaluronidases are enzymes that degrade hyaluronic acid and lower the ______ of the connective tissue which increases tissue ______

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viscosity, permeability

67
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hyaluronidases are important in _____ delivery, bacterial _____ and the metastatic potential of ______

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drug, infections, tumors

68
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matrix metalloproteinases are important in tissue _______ and degradation of the ________

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remodeling, extracellular matrix

69
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tumor invasion, metastasis, and tumor angiogenesis require the participation of _________ whos expression increases in association with tumorigenesis

A

matrix metalloproteinases

70
Q

fibroblasts synthesis precursors of _______ like collagen and elastic fibers

A

ground substances

71
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_______ are the most common cell type, rarely divide but are capable in response to injury or inflammation

A

fibroblasts

72
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specialized fibroblasts are called _______

A

myofibroblasts

73
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active fibroblasts have large, _______ nuclei while inactive fibroblasts are smaller with more _______ nuclei

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euchromatic, heterochromatic

74
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macrophages are phagocytic meaning they contain _______ and _______ and they contain many phagocytic vesicles for storage of ingested material

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lysosomes, residual bodies

75
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macrophages initiate the ______ response that releases cytokines, and presents antigens to _______

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immune, lymphocytes

76
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macrophages secrete ______

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hydrolytic enzymes

77
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mast cells arise from _______ in the bone marrow

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multipotent hematopoietic stem cells

78
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mast cells are oval to round cells with microvilli with the nucleus being centrally located and expressing _______

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IgE receptors

79
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mast cells have a cytoplasm filled with secretory granules containing ______, _______, ________ mediators and _______ factors

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heprin, histamine, vasoactive, chemotactic

80
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adipose tissue is specialized connective tissue that functions as a depot for ______, fills spaces between _______, secretes ______ and _______ substances

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triglycerides, tissues, paracrine, endocrine

81
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adipose tissue insulates the body against _______, and provides a ______ for certain anatomical parts behaving as shock absorbers

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heat loss, cushion

82
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adipocytes are resident cells in connective tissue and there are two types called _________ and _________

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unilocular/white, multilocular/brown

83
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unilocular/white adipocytes function as metabolic energy _______, ______, ________, and hormone ________

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stores, insulators, cushioners, producers

84
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multilocular/brown adipocytes function in ______ production (thermogenesis)

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heat

85
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unilocular adipocytes contain one large _______ and secrete ________ that surround the adipocyte

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lipid droplet, reticular fibers

86
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multilocular adipocytes are present at fetal life for the first decade after birth, contain ______ lipid droplets, and have eccentric nucleus and numerous ______

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multiple, mitochondria

87
Q

the five wandering cells in connective tissue include ________, _________, ________, ________, and _______

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esinophils, basophils, neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes

88
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plasma cells are _________-derived, _______ producing cells that are oval in shape, and contain eccentric nuclei that is _____ shaped

A

lymphocyte, antibody, wheel

89
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leucocytes (WBC) travel into the connective tissue via ______ which increases during _______

A

diapedesis, inflammation