Lab 2 - Connective Tissue Flashcards by Torrey Mace | Brainscape

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Collagen fiber (zoomed out)

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Collagen fiber (single fiber)

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What is the structure that is stained red and what is the structure that is stained yellow?

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red: elastin fibers
yellow: collagen fibers

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elastic fiber

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Reticular fibers which make up reticular connective tissue

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Reticular fibers (black lines)

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Loose connective tissue

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Dense irregular connective

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What is located at the circles? What is the inside of the villi?

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circles: dense irregular
other: loose connective

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dense regular

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dense regular (zoomed)

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Adipose tissue

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hyaline cartilage

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hyaline cartilage

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elastic cartilage

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Can you tell what this is and with this stain can you differentiate b/w other similar tissues?

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this is elastic cartilage, but looks almost identical in H&E - Verhoeff’s stain is needed to differentiate

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Fibro-cartilage

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Fibro-cartilage (zoomed out)

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What is the structure indicated by the green circles?

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perichondrium

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What is the structure indicated by the yellow circle?

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perichondrium

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What cell type is in the yellow circles?

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chondroblasts

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What cell type is in the black circles?

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chondroblasts

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What cell type is in the yellow circles?

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chondrocytes

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What cell type is in the black circles?

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chondrocytes (mature cells)

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What cell type is at the yellow circle?

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osteoprogenitor cells

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What cell type is at the yellow circle?

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osteoblasts

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What cell type is at the yellow circle?

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osteocytes

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What cell type is at the yellow circle?

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osteocytes

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What cell type is at the yellow circle?

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osteocytes

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What cell type is at the yellow circle?

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osteoclasts

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What cell type is at the yellow circle?

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osteoclasts

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What process is happening here and where does it occur?

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intramembranous ossification - flat bones

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What structure is in the yellow circle?

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spicules

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What process is happening here and where does it occur

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endochondral ossification - long bones

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What zone of the epiphyseal plate is seen here?

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RESTING ZONE (the zone where hyaline cartilage is untouched)

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What zone of the epiphyseal plate is seen here?

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ZONE OF PROLIFERATION (chondrocytes begin to proliferate rapidly in long stacks)

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What zone of the epiphyseal plate is seen here?

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ZONE OF HYPERTROPHY (chondrocytes begin growing rapidly - calcification has not yet occurred)

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What zone of the epiphyseal plate is seen here?

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ZONE OF CALCIFICATION (osteoblasts and osteocytes begin to invade the cartilage and calcification begins)

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What zone of the epiphyseal plate is seen here?

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ZONE OF RESORPTION (bone mods occurs here)

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What structure is located at the arrow?

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Haversian canal

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What structure is located inside the black circles?

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Haverisan canal

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What structure is located inside the yellow circle?

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osteon

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What structure is located inside the yellow circle?

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osteon

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What structure is located inside the yellow circle?

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Volkmann’s canal

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What do the blue lines indicate?

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lamellae (concentric rings)

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What do the yellow lines indicate?

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lamellae

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What is the white structure at the end of the yellow arrow?

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lacunae

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What is the white structure at the end of the yellow arrow?

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lacunae

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What are the line structures at the tip of the blue arrows?

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canaliculi

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