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Lab 7: Tissues & Quiz Prep Flashcards

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4 tissue types

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  • Epithelial
  • Connective
  • Muscular
  • Nervous
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Adipocyte

(Adipose Connective Tissue)

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Basal body

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Basal cellular components

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  • Cell membrane (or plasma membrane)
    • Surrounds the cell and separates it from its surroundings
  • Nucleus
    • Contains the genetic material (DNA)
  • Cytoplasm
    • Includes everything inside the cell except for the nucleus
  • Goblet cell
    • Specialized type of columnar epithelial that makes mucus
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Basement membrane

(Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated)

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Basement membrane

(Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated)

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Basement membrane

(Stratified columnar epithelium)

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Capillary

(Adipose Connective Tissue)

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Capillary

(Areolar connective tissue)

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Capillary

(Transitional epithelium)

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Cement line of osteon

(Compact bone)

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Central canal of osteon

(Compact bone)

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Chondroblast in lacuna

(Elastic cartilage)

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Chondrocyte in lacuna

(Hyaline cartilage)

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Cilia

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Cilia on simple columnar epithelia

(Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated)

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Collagen fiber

(Fibrocartilage)

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Collagen fiber

(Areolar connective tissue)

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Collagen fiber

(Dense irregular connective tissue)

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Collagen fiber

(Dense regular connective tissue)

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Columnar epithelial

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Columnar epithelial

(Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated)

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Columnar epithelial

(Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated)

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Columnar epithelial

(Stratified columnar epithelium)

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Connective tissue

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  • Wide variety of forms in the body including blood, bone, cartilage, and lymph
  • Found throughout the body
  • Common theme in that they contain cells that are within a matrix
  • In most cases the matrix is produced by the cells in the tissue
  • Functions
    • “Connecting” structures together (ie. ligaments and tendons)
    • Transport (blood and lymph), body structure (bone, cartilage), and fat storage (adipose)
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Connective Tissue Cells

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  • Different types of cells, depending on their location and function
  • Common cells
    • Those of the immune system (macrophages)
    • Fibroblasts are a part of many connective tissues and are fairly unspecialized cells.
  • Highly specialized
    • Specific cells such as osteocytes (in bone), chondrocytes (in cartilage), adipocytes (in adipose), and reticulocytes (in reticular connective tissue)
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Cuboidal epithelial cell

(Simple squamous epithelial)

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Cuboidal epithelial

(Simple cuboidal epithelial)

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Cuboidal epithelial

(Stratified cuboidal epithelium)

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Dermis

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Dermis

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Dermis components

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  • Composed of connective tissue and accessory structures of the skin such as the hair and nail follicles, glands, vessels, and receptors
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Dome-shaped luminal cells

(Transitional epithelium)

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Elastic fiber

(Areolar connective tissue)

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Elastic lamellae

(Elastic connective tissue)

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Embryonic loose connective tissue

(Simple squamous epithelial)

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Endothelium

(Elastic connective tissue)

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Epidermis

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Epidermis

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Epidermis description

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  • A stratified squamous epithelium in which the upper layer of cells is keratinized (containing many tough keratin filaments)
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Epithelial naming convention

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  • Named according to how many cell layers are in the epithelium and by the shape of the cells nearest the apical layer
  • One layer of cells is called simple, whereas more than one layer is stratified
  • Simple
    • Squamous: cells that are flat
    • Cuboidal: cube-shaped
    • Columnar: column-shaped
  • Stratified
    • For stratified epithelia, the shape is named according to the uppermost (apical) layer
    • For example in the stratified squamous epithelium, the top most layer is flattened (squamous), but often the lower layers appear more cuboidal
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Epithelial surfaces

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  • Apical surface: “free” or facing an opening
  • Basal surface: anchored to other tissues
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Epithelial tissue functions

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  • Cover the surface of organs
  • Line the inside of open cavities
  • Form glands that produce secretions
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Erythrocyte

(Blood)

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Extracellular matrix

(Hyaline cartilage)

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Gland types & descriptions

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  • Sebaceous glands: Sebum on the hair shaft
  • Sudoriferous glands: Produce sweat
  • Ceruminous glands (skin of the ear canal): Produce a waxy substance called cerumen
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Goblet cell

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Goblet cell

(Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated)

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Ground substance

(Fibrocartilage)

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Ground substance

(Areolar connective tissue)

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Ground substance

(Dense irregular connective tissue)

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Ground substance

(Dense Regular Connective Tissue)

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Ground substance

(Reticular connective tissue)

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Hair follicle

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Hair shaft

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I band

(Skeletal muscle)

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Internal elastic lamellae

(Elastic connective tissue)

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Interstitial lamella

(Compact bone)

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Lacuna in chondrocyte

(Fibrocartilage)

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Lacuna with chondroblast

(Fibrocartilage)

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Lacuna with chondrocyte

(Hyaline cartilage)

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Lamina propria

(Stratified squamous epithelium - nonkeratinized)

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Lamina propria

(Stratified columnar epithelium)

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Lamina propria of pseudostratified columnar epithelium

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Lamina propria of simple columnar epithelial cell

(Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated)

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Lamina propria of simple columnar epithelium

(Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated)

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Leukocyte

(Reticular Connective Tissue)

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Leukocyte

(Blood)

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Lipid inclusion

(Adipose Connective Tissue)

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Loose connective tissue

(Transitional epithelium)

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Lumen of spongy urethra

(Stratified columnar epithelium)

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Lumen

(Stratified cuboidal epithelium)

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Lumen

(Transitional epithelium)

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Lumen of collecting duct

(Simple cuboidal epithelial)

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Lumen of trachea

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Macrophage

(Reticular Connective Tissue)

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Marrow cavity

(Spongy bone)

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Mast cell and granules

(Areolar connective tissue)

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Matrix

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  • Matrix consists of water, polysaccharides, and protein fibers
  • 3 types of fibers in connective tissue
    • Collagen
      • Made of the protein collagen
      • Arranged in parallel and are extremely strong
    • Reticular
      • Made of the protein collagen
      • Arranged in a network that resists forces from many directions
    • Elastic fibers
      • Made of the protein elastin
      • Can be stretched and then can return to their original size (elasticity)
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Microvilli (brush border)

(Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated)

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Nervous tissue (general view)

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Nucleus of skeletal muscle fiber

(Skeletal muscle)

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Nucleus of adipocyte

(Adipose Connective Tissue)

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Nucleus

(Stratified cuboidal epithelium)

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Nucleus of basal cell

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Nucleus of cardiac muscle fiber

(Cardiac muscle)

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Nucleus of columnar epithelial cell

(Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated)

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Nucleus of columnar epithial cell

(Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated)

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Nucleus of cuboidal epithelial

(Simple cuboidal epithelial)

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Nucleus of cuboidal epithelial cell

(Simple squamous epithelial)

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Nucleus of endothelial cell

(Areolar connective tissue)

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Nucleus of fibroblast

(Areolar connective tissue)

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Nucleus of fibroblast

(Dense irregular connective tissue)

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Nucleus of fibroblast

(Dense Regular Connective Tissue)

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Nucleus of squamous cell

(Stratified squamous epithelium - nonkeratinized)

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Nucleus of squamous epithelial

(Simple squamous epithelial)

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Osteocyte in lacuna

(Compact bone)

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Osteon

(Compact bone)

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Parts of the skin

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  • Epidermis
  • Dermis
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Peg cell

(Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated)

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Perichondrium

(Elastic cartilage)

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Perichondrium

(Hyaline cartilage)

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Platelet

(Blood)

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Pseudostratified columnar epithelial

(Pseudostratified columnar epithelial)

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Reticular fiber

(Reticular Connective Tissue)

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Sebaceous Gland

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  • Dermis
  • Epidermis
  • Hair follicle
  • Sebaceous gland
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Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated

(Simple columnar epithelial - ciliated)

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Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated

(Simple columnar epithelial - nonciliated)

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Simple cuboidal epithelial

(Simple cuboidal epithelial)

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Simple cuboidal epithelial

(Simple squamous epithelial)

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Simple cuboidal epithelial (tangential section)

(Simple cuboidal epithelial)

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Simple squamous epithelial

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Smooth muscle (general view)

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Squamous cell

(Simple squamous epithelial)

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Squamous cell (with nucleus)

(Stratified squamous epithelium - nonkeratinized)

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Squamous cell without nucleus

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Stratified columnar epithelial

(Stratified columnar epithelium)

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Stratified cuboidal epithelium

(Stratified cuboidal epithelium)

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Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Stratified squamous epithelium - nonkeratinized

(Stratified squamous epithelium - nonkeratinized)

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Stratum basale

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Stratum corneum

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Stratum granulosum

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Stratum spinosum

(Stratified squamous epithelium - keratinized)

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Subcutaneous layer

(aka hypodermis later)

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  • A layer containing fat (adipose tissue) and other connective tissue that separates the skin from the underlying muscle layer
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Sudoriferous glands

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Thick skin

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  • Dermis
  • Epidermis
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Thin skin

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  • Dermis
  • Epidermis
  • Hair follicle
  • Sebaceous gland
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Trabecula

(Spongy bone)

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Transitional epithelium

(Transitional epithelium)

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Tunica intima of elastic

(Elastic connective tissue)

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Tunica media of elastic

(Elastic connective tissue)

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Venule

(Stratified cuboidal epithelium)

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