Cyto, junctions, fibroblast, ECM Flashcards

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1
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name three cytoskeletal components

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microfilaments
intermediated filaments
microtubules

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2
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Zonula Adherens role

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holds cells to together

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3
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location of Cadherins

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Outside

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4
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location of Catinis

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Inside

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5
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Cadherins are _____ dependent

A

Ca2+

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6
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what attaches to Actin filaments

A

Vinculin and Actinin

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7
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role of focal adhesion junction

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hold cells to extracellular matrix

stick cells to matrix

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8
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trans-membrane component of Focal adhesion junction

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Integrins

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9
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role of integrin receptors

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cell signaling

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10
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desmosomes role

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cell to cell adhesion

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11
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cadherins are associated with

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desmoglein and desmocollin

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12
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Catininare associated with

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desmoplakin, plakoglobin and plakophilin

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13
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type of interaction of desmoglein and desmocollin

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heterotypical interaction

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14
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what does desmosomes help resist

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shearing force

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15
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role of hemidesmosomes

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cell-matrix adhesion

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16
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what does hemidesmosomes attach to

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intermediate filaments

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17
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what does hemidesmosomes use to attach to the basal lamina

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integrin-laminin and collagen XVII

18
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whatare gap junctions

A

cell to cell aqueous pores

19
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6X connexins =

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1x connexon

20
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gap junctions can also

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propagate electrical signals

21
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role of basal lamina

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ECM sheet attaching epithelium to connective tissue

22
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three zones of basal lamina

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lam. lucida -integrins
lam. desna -collagen
lam fibroreticularis (not in all)- depends, col III

23
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role of fibroblast

A

cell of connective tissue

highly motile, involved in tissue repair (slower in age)

24
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often have ______ connections from _____ to fibronection the ECM

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cytoskeletal (actin), integrins

25
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structure of collagen

A

triple helical

26
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collegen is rich in

A

proline and lysine

27
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dentine is mostly

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type I andsome type III

28
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pulp is mostly

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mix of type I and III

29
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cartilage is

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type II

30
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Elastin has a ____ for support

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glycoprotein scaffold (fabrillin 1 and 2)

31
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connective tissue ground substance is made up mostly of

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proteoglycans and glycoproteins

32
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proteoglycan is made by

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fibroblast

33
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structure of proteoglycan

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protein core with glcosaminoglycan chains (GAGs)

34
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proteoglycans can serve to

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sequester growth factors in ECM and can help activate GF receptors

35
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microfilaments are made of ____, are ____ in diameter

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actin and 6-8 nm

36
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roleof microfilaments

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stucture function, microvilli, filopodia, gives shapeto cell

37
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role of intermediate filaments

A

anchors cell, structure

38
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main compontent of microtubules

A

tubulin

39
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name the cell attachments

A
tight junctions
adhesive junctions-zonula adherens
focal adhesion junctions
desmosomes
hemidesmosomes
gap junctions
40
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role of tight junctions

A

various cell signaling pathways

41
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proteins associated with tight junctions and job

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claudins, occludin, JAM

bind to actin microfilaments

42
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heterotypical interaction of desmoglein and desomocollin

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desmosomes