Connective Tissue Online Module W3 Flashcards

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Two types of connective tissue

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Special

Ordinary

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Special connective tissue (3)

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Skeleton (bone and cartilage)

Blood and blood forming tissue

fat (adipose tissue)

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3
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Ordinary connective tissue (2)

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Ligaments and tendons

Stroma

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4
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Every epithelium has a layer of ……. …… ……. beneath it

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Loose connective tissue

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5
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Structure of connective tissue (4)

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Few cells

Lots of ECM

scattered cells

No contact between cells (no junctions)

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6
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Two components of connective tissue

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Cells

Extra cellular matrix

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7
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Main type of cell in connective tissue

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Fibroblasts

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Other cells found in connective tissue (FIXED)(3)

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Macrophages
Mast cells
Plasma cells

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9
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Other cells found in connective tissue (TRANSIENT)

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Other white blood cells

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10
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Connective tissue -cells- other cells- two types

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Fixed

Transient

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11
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Two main components of ECM

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Ground substance

Fibres

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Fibres found in ECM (3)

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Collagen

Reticular

Elastic

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13
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What is ground distance made up of (3)

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GAGs
Proteoglycans
Water

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What are GAGs

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Glycolsaminoglycans

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15
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Characteristics of firbroblasts (3)

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Active

Have lots of Golgi

Lots of rER

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16
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Fibrocytes characteristics

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Inactive

Little rER

Little Golgi

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17
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What do fibroblasts do (3)

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Produce collagen proteins that make up collagenous fibres

Produce elastic fibres

Produce ground substance

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18
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Collagen formation (4steps)

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Procollagen
Tropocollagen
Collagen fibril
Collagen fibre

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19
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What determines whether collagen fibres are very thin fibril or coarse bundles (2)

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Type of collagen and other proteins present

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20
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While family of collagen proteins that have different …(4)

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Arrangements
Distributions
Functions
Compositions

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21
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Type of collagen found in ordinary CT and bone

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Type I

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22
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Type of collagen found in cartilage

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Type II

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23
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Type of collagen found in reticular fibres

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Type of collagen found in basal lamina

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Type of collagen found in muscle and tendon sheaths
Type 5
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Where is collagen made (2)
Collagen proteins made by fibroblasts Collagen fibrils assembled in extra cellular space
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Where are elastic fibres made
Step 1: rER step2: Golgi apparatus Step3: extra cellular space
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Step 1 of elastic fibre synthesis Where (1) What(3)
rER Synthesis of three components : Proelastin Mirofibril associated glycoproteins Fibrillin 1+2
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Step 2 of elastic fibre synthesis Where (1) What(1)
Golgi apparatus Packaging and secretion of proelastin
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Step 3 of elastic fibre synthesis Where (1) What(2)
Extracellular space Proelastin --> tropoelastin Assembly of fibrillin 1, 2 microfibril associated glycoprotein and tropoelastin
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2 types of ordinary connective tissue
Loose | Dense
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Characteristics of loose connective tissue (4)
Delicate and good for movement Lots of ground substance Few fibres Fine fibres
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Characteristics of dense connective tissue (4)
Strong Little ground substance Many fibres Course bundles of fibres Few scattered cells (fibrocytes>fibroblasts)
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What does Dense regular connective tissue look like Where is it often found
Moving in one direction Tendon
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What does Dense irregular connective tissue look like
Fibres moving in many directions
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Typical connective tissue | ie .......... connective tissue
Collagenous
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Unusual connective tissue | ie .......... connective tissue
Elastic
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What are fibrocytes
Inactive cells
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Function of loose connective tissue
Support (nutritional- facilitates diffusion)
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Function of dense connective tissue
Strength and support
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A special type of connective tissue:........ tissue for eg........ ......... in the aorta
Elastic Elastic lamina
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Example of highly specialised elastic tissue cardiovascular example Where is it found
Elastic lamina in aorta
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How many sheets of elastic lamina does the aorta have in its wall
40-60
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What is the purpose of elastic fibre in the aorta
To adapt to sudden changes in blood pressure thus avoiding rupture
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Adipose tissue is highly specialised form of ..... connective tissue
Loose
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What does white adipose tissue consist of (2)
Cells (adipocytes) that are tightly packed together Large lipid droplet fills cytoplasm Cytoplasm and nucleus pushed to edges
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What's another name for white adipose tissue
Unilocular
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Brown adipose tissue where is it found
In infants
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What is different about brown adipose tissue | Compared to white) (3
It has multiple smaller lipid droplets in cytoplasm It has numerous mitochondria (eosinophilia) Found in infants (can be found in adults at selected sites)
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What contains large amounts of adipose tissue
Hypodermis
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What does the macenchymal cell form (3)
Fibroblasts 2 types of early lipoblasts
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What do early lipoblasts form (2)
Midsage lipoblast Brown adipose tissue
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What does the mid stage lipoblast form
Late lipoblast --> white adipose tissue
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Another name for brown adipose tissue
Multilocular
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Adipose tissue functions (2)
Support tissue -hypodermis Shock absorption Energy source Secretes protein (Leptin) that regulates metabolism Rich capillary network and innervation by ANS
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Why did brown adipose tissue have multiple mitochondria
Because it metabolises fat to produce energy