Epithelium Flashcards

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1
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Characteristics to classify epithleium

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  • number of layers

- cell shape’-presence of specializations

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2
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simple epithelium

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squamous
cuboidal
columnar

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3
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stratified

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squamous nonkeratinized
cuboidal
columnar
keratinized

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4
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psuedostratified

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columnar

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5
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transitional

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transitional relaxed

transitional distended

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6
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simple squamous

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function-blood brain barrier, filtration, exchange

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simple cuboidal

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locations-thyroid, renal tubules, ducts of glands

functions-absorption, secretion, barrier, conduit

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simple columnar non cilated

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locations-stomach, intestine

functions- absorption, secretion, barrier

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simple columnar ciliated

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locations-uterine tubes

functions- absorption, secretion, barrier

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10
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pseudostratified columnar ciliated

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locations-trachea, bronchi, ducts of male reprod sys

functions- secretion, absorption, barrier, transport

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stratified squamous nonkeratinized

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locations-esophagus, distal anal canal, vagina

functions- barrier, protection

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stratified squamous keratinized

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locations-epidermis

function-barrier, protection

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transitional urothelium

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locations-ureter, urinary bladder, urethra

functions-barrier, protection, distension

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14
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primary monocilium nonmotile

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chemosensors, osmoreceptors, mechanoreceptors, mediate light, taste, sound perception, pivitol role in normal tissue morphogenesis

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15
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general blueprint for junctional complex

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cytoskeletal elements
Intracellular anchor proteins
CAMs [transmembrane adhesion proteins]

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16
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zonula occludens

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Gene encoding for a specific claudin in renal
epithelial cells results in excessive loss of
magnesium ions in urine.
Brain cancers – loss of claudin 5
Deafness – loss of claudin 9

17
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heliobacter pylori

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disrupts tight junctions causing a breach in the eputhelial lining of the stomach, causes internalization of occludins

18
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degree of permeability

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dictated by mixture of claudins to occludins

19
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functional polarity

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established by tight junctions

20
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pemphigus

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due to autoantibodies against desmogleins

21
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bullous penphigoid

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autoantibodies develop against type XVII collagen

22
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integrin represents

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a cell adhesion molecule [link protein]

23
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problems with nexus/gap junctions

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female infertility
neuropathy
deafness
congenital cataracts
cardiac arrhythmias