Histo 3 Cartilage histology Flashcards

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Cartilage overview

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cartilage components

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Cells:

  • Chondroblasts
  • chondrocytes

Matrix:

  • compartmentalized (territorial vs. interterritorial matrix)
  • fibers
  • ground substance composed of proteoglycans
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what are Chondroblasts?

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Cells that secrete cartilage matrix

(mitotic capabilities)

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what are Chondrocytes?

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mature cartilage cells in lacunae

(surrounded by and maintain matrix)

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What fibers are present?

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  • Type II collagen is predominant
  • Type I collagen is present in fibrocartilage and outer perichondrium
  • elastin fibers in elastic cartilage
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Types of ground cartilage?

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Proteoglycans:

  • Hyaluronic acid
  • chondroitin sulfate
  • keratin sulfate
  • aggrecan
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Types of cartilage

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Hyaline

Elastic

fibrocartilage

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Hyaline cartilage

and location

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  • surrounded by perichondrium (except articular)
  • contains type II collagen
  • gel-like (amorphous but homogeneous)

Location

  • articular cartilage
  • larynx
  • trachea
  • ribs
  • embryonic development
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Elastic cartilage

Location

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More bendable and recoil to original position

Hyaline PLUS elastic fibers in matrix

surrounded by perichondrium

type II collagen

Location:

  • External ear
  • epiglottis
  • auditory tube
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Fibrocartilage

location

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Needs greater strength (type 1)

Location:

  • intervertebral discs
  • pubic symphysis
  • TMJ
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Hyaline cartilage

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12
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cartilage matrix

Territorial matrix

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Moderately staining

type II collagen random arrange (less amount)

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cartilage matrix

interterritorial matrix

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Surrounds territorial matrix

less intensely stained

more collagen II

fewer proteoglycans

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14
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What are the red arrows pointing to?

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red= interterritorial matrix

red+black= territorial matrix

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What is perichondrium?

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  • Dense irregular CT
  • contains vascular supply
  • hyaline and elastic cartilage
  • source of new cartilage cells
  • 2 layers
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16
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Explain the layers of perichondrium

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Fibrous layer: outer layer that produce type I collagen and elastin

(transitional zone between cartilage and surrounding general CT)

Chondrogenic layer: inner layer that differentiates into chondroblasts

secretes type II collagen

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Elastic cartilage

18
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  1. perichondrium (fibrous layer)
  2. perichondrium (chondrogenic layer)
19
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fibrocartilage with a C for chondrocyte

20
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Chondrogenesis growth types

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Appositional growth

interstitial growth

21
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Appositional growth

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Interstitial growth

23
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Synovial joints comprised of

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Synovial membrane

articular capsule

articular cartilage

24
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Synovial membrane

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Articular capsule
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Articular cartilage
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synoviocytes
Make up synovial membrane * Type A macrophage-like synovial cells * Type B fibroblast-like synovial cells
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Type A macrophage like synovial cells vs Type B fibroblast like synovial cells
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articular cartilage and its layers?
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Superficial zone | (articular cartilage)
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Intermediate zone | (articular cartilage)
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Deep zone | (articular cartilage)
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Calcified zone | (articular cartilage)
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Osteoarthritis