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What is a tissue ? What are some functions ? What ar ethe four types of tissues based on morphology and function ?

What is the nmetoic device ?

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Cmen ( Sea men using a tissue )

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What type of tissue is this ?

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epithelial tissue

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What type of tissue is this ?

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Connective tissue ( bone )

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What type of tissue is this ?

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Muscle tissue

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What type of tissue is this ?

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What is a tumor ? Where is it found ? What kind of tumors are found in ovarian ? How ind of tumor testicular ?

What may it have ? Does it form functional structures ? What is its connection to parthenogenesis ?

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a tumor composed of tissues not normally present at the site (the site being typically in the gonads).

Dick is far away out our body, so it mus be a malignant tumor

parthenogenesis: reproduction from an ovum without fertilization, especially as a normal process in some invertebrates and lower plants.

Endoreplication is the replication of DNA during the S phase of the cell cycle without the subsequent completion of mitosis and/or cytokinesis.

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What kind of tissue is the epithelium in terms of vascular and avaculer ? What does it cover ? What are the three characters ?

What is the nmoetic device

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PaAn= Bread

P=polarity

a=attachtment

A=attachemt to other things

n=nothing

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Where is the cilia, globber cell, nucleus of the columar epithacel cell , and basement membrane ?

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What is this ?

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Where is the basal lamina, collagen fibrils ,and epithelial cells ?

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Where is the main fuction of the epithelium ? What does it mean it can act as a selective barrier

What is the nmemotic device ?

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PASSIFS (Epithelium Functions)

Protection, Absorption, Secretion, Sensation, Ion Transport, Fluid Filtration, Slippery Surface

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How does the epithelial tissue have the function of protection, absorption, secretion, transport, and receptor function ? Explain

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How are epithelium classified ? What is simple vs stratified ? What is squamous, cuboidal, and columnar ? In stratified epithelium, how is the name given ? How does the apical domain in naming ?

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How are special epithelia broken down ? What is pseudotratified vs Transitional ? Where are they found ? Where is the endothelium,endocardium, and mesothelium found ?

what is the nmoetic device ?

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Remember that trans have urethra still

mesothelium= middle

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What is this cell shape ? and where is it found in the body ?

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What is the size of this tissue ? Where is it in the body ?

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Where is simple cubboidal found ?

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CuBioldal =Bile duct

SquAmos=Arterioles and venueles

Columar=respirartion

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Where are simple cuboidal found ?

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cuBioldal=bile duct, so hide in her thy

thy(thorid)

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Where are simple columnar found ?

What is the nmetic device ?

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Columnar

L=gaLLbladder (simple)]

Treachea(stratified)

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Where is pseudostratified ciliated columnar found ? and Pseudostratified columnar epithelium ?

what is the mnonetic device ?

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cOLumar

0-balls (strafieid)

Treachea(stratified)

L=gaLL bladder(simple )

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Where is stratified keratinized squamous found ?

What is distant about it ?

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Where is stratified cuboidal found ?

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What kind of tissue is this and shape ? where is it ?

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Stratified cubioidal epithelium, lining of the mucus gland in the esophsagus

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What kind of tissue is this? and shape, and where is ti found ?

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Stratified cuboidal epithelium, lining of the duct of a swwear gland of the skin

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Where are stratified columnar found ?
Colomnar gaLL bladder Treachea (stratified) Epidymus (0) (statified) Kids balls(stratified)=kidney
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What kind of tissue is this ? Size, and where is it found ?
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where can transitional epithelium be located ?
Trans have a urethra
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What type of tissue is this ? Where is is found ?
transitional epithelium, found in the line of the urinary bladder.
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Where is the eppithelial cells that have a flatten sequamous appearance ?
epithelium transitional, of the urinary bladder distended .
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What is hyperplasia ? What effect does it have on G0 ? What is altered endocrine mileu ? What is increased fuctional demand ? What is chronic injury ?
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What is metaplasia ? What is the purpose of it ? What is an example of prolonge exposure of tabacco ? What happens when you take out the problem ?
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What is an example of metaplasia clinical ?
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What is dysplasia ? What happens morphologically ? How does it vary in size and shape ? What aspect of a cell does it mess ? Is it reversal ?
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What is apical domain ? What does it do ? Where is it ?
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What is microvilli ? What is the purpose ? How is the shape determined ? How does it differ from uterus ? How is it border ? What is the core made out of , and anchord by ? What does actin filament interacts with ? What is the base of the microvillie made up ?
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In Microvilli, the actin filaments cross link by what ? What does it do ? What is the purpose of myosin 1, spectrin, and myosin II and tropomyosin ? What is the nmoenitc device ?
A firm files fast microwaves .. for myosin, there little motor legs on the actin! Spectrin ( stablize) the terminal(end) wave to the plasma membrane
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What is a sterocilia ? Where is it found , and what type is it ? What is it made out of ? What is Erzin ? What is A-actinin ? What is unique about the tip ? What is the nmoenic device ?
Stero=ear ! a ear with a penis external, and .. hole Alpa actin- Holds actings actin together
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What is villin ? Where is sterocilia found ?
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What is cilia ? What does it do ? Where is it found ? How does it look at the EM. What is the arrangement f the microtubules ? What is dynein arms ? How about nexin ? What is the structure similar to ? What is a mnemonic device ?
Nextin- keeps double NEXT to each other
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in a cilia, what is radial spokes ? What is oscillatio of cilia ? What is the base made out of ? how does it beat, what pattern ? What is monocilia arrangement, and how does it move ? Which organ does monocilia it act as a receptor ?
Cindys 2(11=(9+2)) fat cindys 2 fat centriole and flaggum having 9+2
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What is primary ciliary dyskinesia ? What is kartageners syndrome ? young syndrome ? What are problems arise from this ? What is sterility in males caused ? Polycystic kidney disease ? hydrocephalus internus ?
Kartagener=kart gener= no dick, no DYnein arm Dr.Young No Dyniam arm and Radial spoke
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What type of cilia is this ?
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What are the three types of junctional complexes ?
adherins= actin
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What is the three names of the line when cell touch each other ? What is the most apical component ?
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in the occluding juctions what What is zonula occludens ? What does it o ? What are the occludin, claudins, juctional adhesion molecules ?
Occludin-occlude=stop Claudin-like cladies like American dad, lives in water, so creates aqueous pore , and he broke his back on the hotel, which show he has one
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In occluding juctions, when you freeze factor, read and know
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In the occluding juctions, what is zonula occludes proteins ? Describe their permeability ? What does it control ? Besides from tight juction what else do they control in the plasma membrane ?
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In occluding juctions, how do pathogenic agents gain acess to the body ? How does clostridium perfringes infect? What is dust mites ?
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What are anchoring juctions ? What does it do ? What is the zonula adherens ? What is macula dherens ? What are the two ways CAM can bind ? What does anchoring junctions control ?
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In anchoring juctions, what is cadherins ? What is integrins ? What is selectins ? What is immunoglobulin superfamily ?
cad=calcium-\>Calcum dependent adhesion molecule-\> has the word adhesion .growth E-cadherins- E=epithermis White blood cell selecting
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In anchoring juctions, what is fatty streak formation ?
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In anchoring juctions, how are the adhesion molecules work as receptors for infectious agents ?
basically using RBC to go the endolium, so the virus can more by using the cytoskeleton
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In anchoring juctions, what is zonula adherens ? What is e-cadherins what is it affiliated with ? What does it regulates ? How does it look at EM What does it do ?
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What is cell sorting ?
Fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) is a specialized type of flow cytometry. It provides a method for sorting a heterogeneous mixture of biological cells into two or more containers, one cell at a time, based upon the specific light scattering and fluorescent characteristics of each cell.
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In anchoring junctions , what is maculae adherens ? What is direct cell- cell contact ? What is the anchoring sites ? What does it participate in ? What is the cytoplasmic side ? What happens in the intercellular space ? What members are they from ?
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Flip and look at it
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In anchoring junctions, what is pemphigus ? What happens to the antibodies ? What does it prevent ? What are pemphigus vulgaris, pemphigus foliaceus, and paraneoplastic pemphigus ?
vulgeris-mouth
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In communicating juctions, what does it do ? What is it important for ? What in EM ? What is formed by ? What is Connexons ? What about its change in conformational changes ?
Connexon- because they connect! cells to one another Connexin(connection that goes inside the cell)
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Show me when the connexon ? Where are the gap juctions ?
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In the basal domain; basement membrane ? To ohat bserve what do you need ? What about the basal lamina, and lamina densa ? What is lamina lucida ? What is external lamina ?
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Basal domain: basement Membrane is composed of ? How about Basal lamina ?
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Basal Domain: Basement Membrane How many types does it contain , how is it grouped ? What is collagens ? What is the most common ? What is laminins ?
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Basal Domain:Basement membrane What is Entacin/nidogen ? What is Proteoglycans ?
Nick got cody and lance
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What is type IV collegen ? What is it made of ? What is the 3 of the alpha, triple helical molecule
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Describe the pathway of type 4 collagen ? Describe the pathway.
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in basal domain:basement membrane, What does it attach to ? what is anchoring fibrils , what type are they ? What is fibrilin microfibrils ?
lucida=loose
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Basal Domain:Basement membrane Show EM of the basal domain of the epithelial cell.
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Basal Domain;Basement Membrane What are the other fuctions of basal lamina ? Wha tis the compartmentalization ? Filtration, Tissue Scaffolding, Regulating and signaling ?
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Basal Domain: cell Extraceullr Matrix Junctions Focal adhesions Where are the structural links between what ? What is important for ? What about the transmembrane proteins ? Important in signaling detection and transduction in ?
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Basal Domain: cell -extraceullar matrix junctions What is a hemidesmosomes, role ? Where is areas of ?
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Basal Domain; cell extracellular matrix junctions What are the 3 protins in the plaque ? Plectin: Bp 230: Erbin: Which group hemidesmosomes belong to ?
BP 230: intermeBiate filament with Plectin
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Basal Domain: Cell extraceullar Matrix junctions What kind of proteins are in hemisdesmosomes ? What is a6B4 integrin ? what is the connection of anchoring filament ? What is type XVII collagen (BP 180) ? What is CD 151 ? What are anchoring fibrils are made from ?
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Basal Domain : Basement membrane What is Epidermolysis Bullosa ? What are the three types of depending on the basement membrane component ? What is Epidermolytic EB , what conenction intermediate filament ? Junctioanl EB, and connection collagen type XVII or laminins, Dermolytic EB connection to anchoring fibrils ?
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How are glands classifed ? What is excrine ? What is endocrine ? What is paracrine glands ?
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What is the difference of endocrine, paracrine, neuroendocrine , Neurotransmitter ?
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In glands the exocrine glands have 3 modes of secretion which are Merocrine secretion ? Apocrine secretion? Holocrine secretion ?
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In glands, where is it found ?
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Exocrine glands are broken down into Unicellular and multicellular which are ? Multicellular are broken down into : which are ? Simple ,Compound,Tubular,Acinar, and Tubuacinar ?
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What are the examples of glands ?
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Glands can produce mucus secretion which can be ? How are the protein are ?
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In glands, what is serous secretions ? What is seromucous secretions ? What Pancreatic aciunus ?
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