Physiology, Digestion Life on Earth Flashcards

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What are the features of a simple squamous epithelium?

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One layer of cells, very thin.. good for diffusion. Found in the alveoli

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What are the features of cuboidal epithelium?

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tubular in shape.. ring of cells. Found in the kidneys

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What are the features of simple columnar epithelium?

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Longer, thin, vertical cells. Found in the intestines

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what are the features of stratified squamous epithelium?

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layers of cells which can erode down. Refill upwards. Found in the mouth

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What are the features of the pseudostratified columnar epithelium?

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Appear long and thin like simple columnar epithelium, have villi. Found in the trachea.

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What is the occluding junction?

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Hold the cells together, tight junctions and anchoring junctions

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What are communicating junctions?

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Gap junctions, allowing for molecules to pass from one cell to the other

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Explain the basal and apical side of a polar epithelia

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B - Closely interacting with other cells
a - exposed to the lumen

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What is Collagen

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strong, non-elastic

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What is elastic

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made of elastin

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What is reticular ?

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Thin and highly branched, reticular fibres serve to join connective tissue to adjacent tissues

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skeletal muscle makeup

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muscle -> fibres -> myofibrils -> sarcomeres -> protein filaments -> actin(thin) / myosin (thick)

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