Lab: Organization of CT Flashcards

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Dense regular connective tissue

A

the fibers are aligned with each other
it is for the most part confined to tendons and ligaments

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What are the 3 dominant types of fibers in general CT?

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collagen type I, collagen type III and elastic fibers

Loose CT is formed by increasing the ratio of type III collagen present

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2
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papillary dermis

A

layer of loose connective tissue of the dermis, subjacent to the epidermis

Formed by increasing the ratio of type III collagen present

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reticular dermis

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layer of dense irregular connective tissue of the dermis, subjacent to the papillary dermis

predominantly type I collagen

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4
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fibroblast

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The predominant resident cell of dense irregular connective tissue

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Dense sheet like

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As an epithelium “creates” a functional separation between a lumen and a connective tissue space, so does a dense sheet-like CT create a separation between two connective tissue compartments.

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