connective tissure Flashcards

1
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Dermis

A

the papillary layer: loose CT
the reticular layer: dense CT

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2
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hypodermis

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loose CT
apidocytes

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3
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Function of connective tissue

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framwork let epithelial rest on
nerve and muscle embeded
carry nerves and blood vessels that provide innervation and blood supply to the epidermis and other epithelia
provides support and a connecting framework to other tissues of the body
communicaiton and transport

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4
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CT derived from

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mesenchyme

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5
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Component of CT

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different cells and extracellular matrix (extracellular fibers and amorphous ground substances)

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6
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types of CT

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loose
dense (irregullar regullar)
supporting CT. (ex. bone cartilage)
CT. with special properties (ex. bone marrow)

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7
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when fibrocyte go to fibroblast

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wound healing
fibrocyte heterochromatin

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8
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Mesenchymal cell

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from mesoderm of the embryo
very active
differentiate to all kinds of CT cells

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9
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Common cells in CT

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fibroblast: secrete collagen and other ECM
adopocyte: store fat
Mast cells, macrophages, lymphocytes, plasma cells: immune functions

lymphocyte: humoral response, secret immunoglobulin
mast cell: allergic reaction secrete hepatin and histamine
plamic cell: produce antibody
macrophage: phagocyte

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10
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ground substrance composition

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water, glycosaminoglycans, proteoglycans, glycoproteins

fiberonectin (structural glycoprotein)
proteoglycan
GAGs:
1. chondroitin SO4 +core protein
2. dermantan SO4+core protein
3. Heparan SO4+core protein
4. Keratan SO4+core protein

in bone: have minerals
in blood: is fluid (plasma)

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11
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fibers

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collagen: confer strangth and flexibility
elastic finber: confer resistancy (elastin)

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12
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collagen fibers

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Type I – dermis, tendon, bone
Type II –cartilage
Type III – reticular fiber
Type IV – BM
Type V – fetal tissue, only in embryo

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13
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collagen type I made

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alpha 1 and 2 gene

3 preprocollagen peptide in Rough ER
hydroxylation of lysine and proline residues
attach suger
assemble the procollagne molecule (triple helix)

golgi packing and secretion

extracelllular space: procollagen peptidases: cleave the tripe helix
left with tropocollagen
self aggregate to microfibril, collagen fibril adn finally collagen fiber

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14
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cartilage and bone

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support mechnical stress without distortion and also provide support to adjacent soft tissue

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