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HISTO LAB - CT Flashcards

1
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– responsible for providing and maintaining form

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CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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-made up mainly of non-living material, extracellular matrix

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CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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-matrix: physically links cells and tissues, gives mechanical support to the different organs

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CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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-contains blood vessels and nerves; serves the needs of avascular epithelium

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CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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CT component

CT Cells originate from —————–

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precursor cells in primitive mesenchyme

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ct fibers are made up of

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proteins and polysaccharides

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most abundant protein in the human body

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collagen

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-key element of all CT, basement membrane, external laminae of muscles and nerve cells

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collagen

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-synthesizes collagen and reticular fibers

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collagen

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CT fiber
may be arranged as parallel fibers or discontinuous sheets
-has properties of stretching and elastic recoil

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elastin

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GS is hydrophobic or hydrophilic

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hydrophilic

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-form a medium for the passage of molecule throughout supporting tissues

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ground substance

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13
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-for the exchange of metabolites with the circulatory system

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ground substance

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-gel-like: serves as lubricant, barrier to invasive microorganism

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ground substance

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embryonic CT which originates from the mesoderm and neural crest ectoderm

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  1. Mesenchymal CT
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Mesenchymal CT originates from?

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mesoderm and neural crest ectoderm

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fibers of Mesenchymal CT

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uniformly distributed sparse collagen fibers (reticular type)

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cells of Mesenchymal CT

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undifferentiated mesenchymal cells (a homogenous population of cells but may also have stem/progenitor cells)

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transient type of tissue

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mucoid CT

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LOCATION OF MUCOID CT

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-location: umbilical cord and fetal organs

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-matrix of mucoid ct

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jelly-like

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-fibers: mucoid ct

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delicate network of collagen fibers

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-cells:mucoid ct

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scattered star-shaped fibroblasts (w/ flattened processes that appear to fuse with neighboring cells)

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-ground substance: mucoid ct

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soft, very abundant, appears homogenous in fresh state, composed chiefly of hyaluronic acid

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-residue: contains granules and fibrillar precipitates when fixed; exhibits staining reactions of mucin

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mucoid CT

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– most widely distributed CT

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  1. Loose/Areolar CT
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CT found in almost every microscopic section of the body

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  1. Loose/Areolar CT
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-fills up empty spaces

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  1. Loose/Areolar CT
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-serves as packing and anchoring material

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  1. Loose/Areolar CT
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-supports epithelium where it encompasses the lamina propia (thick layer beneath the epithelial lining of stomach and intestines)

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  1. Loose/Areolar CT
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  • flexible, but not very resistant to stress

- richly supplied with blood vessels, lymphatic vessels and nerves

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  1. Loose/Areolar CT
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-cells of loose ct:

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holds a collection of all types of cells, more abundant than fiber

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-ground substance of loose ct:

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moderate

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-cells: adipocytes which may be isolated, in small groups (loose and dense irregular CT), in large aggregates (fat)

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  1. Adipose CT
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35
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-efficient thermal insulators

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  1. Adipose CT
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-primary storage site for neutral fats (triglycerides)

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  1. Adipose CT
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-key regulators of the body’s overall energy metabolism

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  1. Adipose CT
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  • shock absorbers

- richly vascularized

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  1. Adipose CT
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-cells of adipose ct:

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adipocytes which may be isolated, in small groups (loose and dense irregular CT), in large aggregates (fat)

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– spherical

  • large due to the presence of a single lipid droplet
  • nucleus appears flattened, displaced on one side
  • surrounded by reticular fibers
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*Adipocyte

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41
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what fibers surround an adipocyte

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reticular

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42
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*As the number of adipocytes grow, they are pushed aside these fibers forming the ————- (where other CT cells and blood vessels are located).

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fibrous septum

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43
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2 Types of Adipose Tissue

– found only in fetus, newborn, hibernating animals
-function: heat production during the first months of postnatal life

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  1. Brown or Multilocular
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2 Types of Adipose Tissue
20% of body weight
-function: reserve energy source through homeostatic mobilization & mobilization of triglycerides

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  1. White or Unilocular –
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45
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  • forms the supportive stroma of lymphoid organs, hematopoietic bone marrow and endocrine glands
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  1. Reticular CT
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-fibers of Reticular CT:

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reticular fibers (Type III) which anastomose forming a delicated 3D closed-meshed network: lattice fibers

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-cells of reticular ct:

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reticular cells (modified fibroblasts)

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-elements create a cell-lined system that allows passage of lymphocytes and lymph

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Reticular CT

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  • contains most of the components found in loose CT

- but has more fibers and fewer cells

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DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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-orientation and arrangement of collagen bundles make it resistant to stress

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DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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– densely packed coarse Type I collagen

-fibers and cells oriented into parallel cylinders

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  1. Dense Regular CT
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– main functional component of tendons and ligaments

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• Dense regular collagenous or fibrous CT

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is Dense regular collagenous or fibrous CT vascular or not

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AVASCULAR

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-cells of dense reg collagenous ct:

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fibrocytes (appear stellate when the tendon is cut in cross section, sometimes termed tendinocytes)

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– occurs infrequently

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Dense elastic CT

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-location of dense elastic

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yellow ligaments (ligamentum flava) of vertebral column, suspensory ligaments of penis

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fibers of dense elastic

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-thick elastic fibers with thin collagen fibers + flattened fibroblasts

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cells of dense elastic

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-fibroblasts branch frequently and fuse with one another

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-ground substance of dense elastic:

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scanty

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-individual fibers are surrounded by a network of reticular fibers
what type of ct

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Dense elastic CT

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– collagen fibers forming unaligned 3D meshwork

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Dense Irregular CT

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function of Dense Irregular CT

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-function: provide resistance to stress in all directions (because of the haphazard arrangement)

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location of Dense Irregular CT

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-location: fasciae, reticular region of dermis, periosteum, joint capsules, membrane capsules around kidneys, liver, testes, lymph nodes, heart valves

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ground substance of Dense Irregular CT

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-ground substance: scanty, located between fibers and cells with some bv

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cells of Diffuse Lymphoid CT

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-cells: irregularly scattered in a loose manner lymphoid cells

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66
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stroma of Diffuse Lymphoid CT

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reticular fibers + reticular cells

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67
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location of Diffuse Lymphoid CT

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inter-nodular, deep cortical, medullary regions of lymph nodes
Peri-arteriolar lymphoid sheath of spleen
Nodular regions of tonsils and Peyer’s patches

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68
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CT with closely packed lymphoid cells

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Dense lymphoid CT

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69
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– compact, circumscribed condensations of lymphocytes

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Lymph nodules

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70
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– pale central portion of lymph nodules, with large lymphocytes showing mitotic figures;

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Germinal center of Flemming/ Secondary nodules

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site of active production of lymphocytes (but newly formed cells die locally and are disposed by macrophages)

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Germinal center of Flemming/ Secondary nodules

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72
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– irregular elongated condensation of lymphocytes in the medulla of lymph node

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Lymphatic cord

73
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-plasma cells are more numerous in?

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medullary cords

74
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-only ———— lymphocytes reach the CVS

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small and medium-sized

75
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—– do not circulate (under normal conditions)

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large lymphocytes and plasma cells

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– specialized fibrous CT composed of chondrocytes (islands of cells) surrounded by an intensely basophilic ECM
-avascular

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CARTILAGE

77
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-solid and firm, somewhat pliable (accounts for special resilient properties)

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CARTILAGE

78
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-key tissue in growing bones

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CARTILAGE

79
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-serves as shock absorbing and sliding area for joint

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CARTILAGE

80
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-facilitates bone movement

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CARTILAGE

81
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-cartilage matrix: serves as route for diffusion of nutrients, makes up 40% of cartilage, primarily composed of type II collagen and GS

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CARTILAGE

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a) – glassy, amorphous and homogenous staining matrix which appears bluish white

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Hyaline

83
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cartilage with -low cell-matrix ratio (more matrix)

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hyaline cartilage

84
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cells of hyaline

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chondrocytes (w/in lacuna) are embedded and evenly distributed throughout the matrix

85
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fibers of hyaline

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-fibers: type II collagen fibers

86
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GS of hyaline

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-ground substance: abundant in acidic sulfhydryl group (sulphated proteoglycans) responsible for intense basohilia

87
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-surrounded by perichondrium

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elastic and hyaline cartilage

88
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location of hyaline

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-location: articular surfaces of synovial joints, walls of larger respiratory passages, temporary skeleton of fetus

89
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– most resilient cartilage

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b) Elastic

90
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matrix of elastic cartilage

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-matrix: opaque, high cell-matrix ratio (more cells)

91
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fibers of elastic cartilage

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-fibers: elastic fibers + type II collagen fibers

92
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location of elastic cartilage

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-location: pinna of ear, Eustachian tube, epiglottis, corniculate and cuneiform cartilages of larynx

93
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least resilient cartilage

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Fibrocartilage

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location of fibrocartilage

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-location: (regions subjected to pulling forces) intervertebral disks, articular disks of sterno-clavicular joint, other areas of insertion of tendons and ligaments

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fibers of fibrocartilage

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-fibers: type I collagen (makes the matrix acidophilic)

96
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cells of fibrocartilage

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-cells: chondrocytes in lacuna dispersed in linear arrangement

97
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  • vascularized, rigid
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BONE

98
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-dynamic plastic tissue

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BONE

99
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-heavily mineralized ECM, making It hard and brittle

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BONE

100
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storage depot for: ?% calcium
?% phosphorus
?% Na and Mg

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99% calcium
85% phosphorus
65% Na and Mg

101
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BONE MATRIX compnents
– calcium and phosphorus
-impart strength, inflexibility, and hardness

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A. Inorganic (65%)

102
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BONE MATRIX compnents

– proteoglycan, GAGs, glycoproteins, type I collagen fibers

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B. Organic (35%)

103
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BONE CELLS
– derived from undifferentiated mesenchymal cells
-have the capacity for mitosis
-found adjacent to newly formed bone matrix

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A. Osteoprogenitor cells

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BONE CELLS
 – originate from osteoprogenitor cells
-squamous, cuboidal or columnar
-with basophilic cytoplasm
-responsible for formation of bone matrix
-found on surfaces of developing bones
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Osteoblasts

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BONE CELLS

  • mature, principal cells of fully formed bone
  • flattened cells, oval nucleus
  • function: maintain mineralized matrix
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Osteocytes

106
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BONE CELLS
– giant, multinucleated cells
-seen in areas where active bone resorption occurs

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Osteoclasts

107
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Types of Bone
– has trabeculae or spicules, regions between are filled with bone marrow
-osteocytes and numerous BV lie within the immediate vicinity of this bone
-occupy greater part of epiphysis

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  1. Spongy or Cancellous
108
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Types of Bone
solid mass occupying the shaft or diaphysis
-presence of osteons
-interstitial lamellae: layers of bone between haversian systems
-Volkmann’s canals: vascular channels w/c connect adjacent Haversian canals

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  1. Compact or Dense
109
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– specialized CT surrounding the bone periphery; made up of osteoprogenitor cells

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Periosteum

110
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– supporting tissue lining the medullary canal of bones; made up of osteoprogenitor cells

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Endosteum

111
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endosteum is made up of what cells

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osteoprogenitor

112
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–bone development, growth, maturation

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OSTEOGENESIS or HISTOGENESIS OF BONE

113
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OSTEOGENESIS or HISTOGENESIS OF BONE involves

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a. osteoblast formation
b. mineral deposition
c. bone remodelling at resoprtion sites

114
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formed at diaphysis

-site of increase bone diameter

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*Primary ossification center –

115
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located at epiphysis

-site of longitudinal bone growth

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*Secondary ossification center –

116
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– occurs in mesenchymal membrane

-condensation of mesenchymal cells leads to differentiation into osteoblasts to form primary bone tissue

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  1. Intramembranous ossification
117
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-forms flat bones

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  1. Intramembranous ossification
118
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-also contributes to the growth of short bones and thickening of long bones

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  1. Intramembranous ossification
119
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-presence of hyaline cartilage (shape resembles a small bone)

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Intracartilaginous /Endochondral ossification

120
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-forms short and long bones

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Intracartilaginous /Endochondral ossification

121
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-allows functional stresses to be sustained during skeletal growth

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Intracartilaginous /Endochondral ossification

122
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region where bony shaft is separated from bony epiphysis

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Epiphyseal plate –

123
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5 zones of osteogenesis

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  1. Zone of reserve cartilage – resting zone
  2. Zone of proliferation
  3. Zone of maturation and of hypetrophy
  4. Zone of cartilage degeneration (Calcified cartilage)
  5. Osteogenic (ossification) zone
124
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red fluid tissue that circulates through CVS, propelled by the pumping action of heart

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BLOOD

125
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relative volume of cells (45%) and plasma (55%)

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Hematocrit

126
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– upper part, WBC + platelets

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Buffy coat

127
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– method that displays diff cell types of peripheral blood to greatest advantage

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Blood smear

128
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– circulating, anucleated cells

  • stain pink or salmon with eosin
  • about 7.4 um
  • size reference
  • -devoid of organelles and nucleus
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  1. RBC
129
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–smallest and lightest

-tiny irregular masses of basophilic cytoplasm

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Platelets

130
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-derived from megakaryocytes in bone marrow

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Platelets

131
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-form clumps

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Platelets

132
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granules of platelets

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-granules: alpha, beta, lambda

133
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-function: blood clotting, clot retraction, clot dissolution

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Platelets

134
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– leukocytes with numerous granules & lobulated/segmented nucleus

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Polymorphonuclear granulocytes

135
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– fine violet/lilac/pink granules

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  1. Neutrophil
136
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-3-5 lobes joined by nuclear strands

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  1. Neutrophil
137
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-increase in number during bacterial infections

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  1. Neutrophil
138
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-active phagocyte

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  1. Neutrophil
139
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-heterochromatin (periphery of nucleus) & euchromatin (center of nucleus)

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neutrophil, basophil, eosinophil

140
Q

-less lobes, ______ mature

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less

141
Q

– large, coarse, bright red-orange granules

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Eosinophils

142
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-bilobed nucleus but small, 3rd lobe may be present

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Eosinophils

143
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-release arylsulfatase & histaminases at sites of allergic rxn

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Eosinophils

144
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phagocytosis of Ag-Ab complexes

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Eosinophils

145
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1st line of defense against parasite infection

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Eosinophils

146
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increase in number during allergic rxns and parasitic infections

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Eosinophils

147
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– not as numerous, rarest

  • vary in size
  • stain dark blue
  • obscured nucleus
  • heterochromatin (periphery of nucleus) & euchromatin (center of nucleus)
  • activated: release histamines and leukotrienes that produce inflammatory response
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Basophils

148
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  • few or no granules in cytoplasm
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Mononuclear agranulocytes

149
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  1. – main functional cells of lymphatic/immune system
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Lymphocytes

150
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-show more variations in size

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Lymphocytes

151
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-ribosomes: basis for slight basophilia

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Lymphocytes

152
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  • small: intensely staining, slightly indented, spherical nucleus, pale blue cytoplasm
  • medium: more abundant cytoplasm, larger nucleus, less heterochromatic
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Lymphocytes

153
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– long life span

-involved in cell-mediated immunity

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T lymphocytes

154
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– variable life spans

  • production of antibodies
  • humoral immunity
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B lymphocytes

155
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– immune surveillance

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NK Cells

156
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–largest of all WBC

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Monocytes

157
Q

-many fine, small, dense azurophilic granules (lysosomes)

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Monocytes

158
Q

-leaves BV during inflammation and transforms into tissue macrophage

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Monocytes

159
Q

agranulocyte which participates in phagocytosis

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Monocytes

160
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-basophilic cytoplasm

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Monocytes

161
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-stains lightly than lymphocytes

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Monocytes

162
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-nucleus shape: round, oval, indented, horseshoe

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Monocytes

163
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Proteins found in 3 fibers

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Collagen
Elastin
Fibrillin

164
Q

Soluble fiber in blood

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Fibrinogen

165
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Insoluble fiber in blood

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Fibrin

166
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Unclotted blood

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Plasma

167
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Clotted blood

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Serum

168
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WBC with spongy nucleus and brainlike convolutions

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Monocytes

169
Q

Type of WBC
Vacuole may be present
Light gray cytoplasm

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Monocyte

170
Q

Formed element that is refractile

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Platelets/thrombocytes

171
Q

Forms the bulk of CT

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ECM

172
Q

Where cells and fibers are suspended

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ECM

173
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A fixed cell which produces GS and fibers

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Fibroblast

174
Q

Layer of CT that encloses glands

A

Capsules

175
Q

What does eosinophil release at sites of allergic rxn

A

Arylsulfatases and histaminasrs

176
Q

What does basophil release when activated?

A

Histamines and leukotrienes

177
Q

In lymphocytes, these are the basis for slight basophilia

A

Ribosomes

178
Q

Contain granules called lysosomes

A

Monocytes

179
Q

-concentrates Ag and presents it to lymphocytes

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Monocytes

dHA 2nd year - Botanical medicine (57 decks)

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