Epithelia: Glands Flashcards

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What do membrane channels allow

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Movement of specific molecules down their concentration gradients and are typically gated controlling open or close

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What is endocytosis

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Material from outside the incorporated into cell by endocytosis
The cell membrane invaginates fuses and newly made endocytosis vesicle buds into the cell
Receptor mediated

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3
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What is exocytosis

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Works in revers to endocytosis

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4
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What is phagocytosis

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Bacteria incorporated into cell by phagocytosis
Bacterium bonds to cell surface receptors triggered forming phagosome
The phagosome bonds to lysosomes which forms a phagolysosome
Residual body

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5
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Where is endocrine gland secretions from

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Product secreted towar basal end of cell the distributed by the vascular system throughout the body - ductless

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6
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How do exocrine glands secrete their product

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Product secreted towards apical end of the cell either into the lumen of an internal space into a duct or onto the body surface termed ducted glands

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7
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Give some examples of endocrine glands

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Pituitary glands 
Thyroid glands 
Thymus glands 
Pancreas 
Adrenal glands 
Ovaries/testes
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8
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What is the functional unit of the thyroid gland

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Thyroid follicle

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9
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What is a follicle lined by

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Low cuboidal when inactive but nearly columnar when active

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10
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Give some examples of exocrine glands

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Lacrimal glands 
Salivary glands 
Mammary glands 
Liver
Pancreas
Burners glands 
Sweat glands 
Sebaceous glands
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11
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How are exocrine glands classified

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Mechanism of release of secretory product 
Type of secretory product 
Number of secretory cells
Duct morphology 
Arrangement of secretory cells
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12
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What are the types of secretion in exocrine glands

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Merocrine
Apocrine
Holocene

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13
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What is merocrine secretion

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Exocytosis 
Eccrine secretion 
Typically at apex of cell
Most common form of secretion 
Product usually protein 
Examole - digestive enzymes in pancreas
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14
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What is apocrine secretion

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Occurs when meme bound vesciles including sec products and a small amount of cell cytoplasm are pinched off from cell into extracellular space still surrounded by cell mem
Occurs at Apex of cell
Unusual form of secretion
Lipid rich
Examples fat component of milk secretion form mammary gland

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What is holocrine secretion

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Occurs when whole secretory cell are released from the epithelium and disintegrate discharging their contents
Product is lipid rich
Example is sebaceous glands of the skin

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16
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What are the types of secretory product

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Mucous - contain mucin, water and salts
Serous - fluid watery consistency
Mixed - mucous and serous

17
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What are the numbers of secretory cells

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Unicellular

Multicellular

18
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What is the difference in duct morphology

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Simple 
Compound 
Tubular 
Acinar 
Tubulo-acinar 

Can be branched or coiled

19
Q

What are myoepthelial cells

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Specialised for contractions

Around sec cells hell secretion

20
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What are some ways materials can move across cell mem

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Diffusion
Via transport proteins (pumps or channels)
Incorporation into vesicles (endo cytosol and exocytosis)