PRELIM LEC 3: CONNECTIVE TISSUE Flashcards

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Deletions of a copy of 25-27 genes of chromosome 7

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WILLIAMS- BEUREN SYNDROME

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  • common in all connective tissue
  • synthesize and secretes COLLAGEN & ELASTIN
  • involves in wound healing
  • targets GROWTH FACTOR
  • composed of GROUND SUBSTANCE ( GAGS, PROTEOGLYCAN, MULTIADHESIVE GLYCOPROTEIN)
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FIBROBLASTS

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Well developed contractile function and are enriched with a form of ACTIN also found in smooth muscle cells

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MYOFIBROBLAST

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Forms the exoskeleton

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ECTODERM
- SKIN CELLS ON EPIDERMIS
- NEURONS ON BRAIN
- PIGMENT CELLS

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5
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Develop into organs

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MESODERM
- CARDIAC MUSCLE CELLS
- SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS
- SKELETAL MUSCLE CELLS
- RED BLOOD CELLS
- TUBULE CELLS OF KIDNEYS

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Forms the inner lining of organs

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ENDODERM
- LUNG CELLS (ALVEOLAR CELLS)
- THYROID CELLS
- DIGESTIVE CELLS (PANCREATIC CELLS

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CELLS OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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  1. FIBROBLASTS
  2. ADIPOCYTES
  3. MACROPHAGE AND MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTE SYSTEM
  4. MAST CELLS
  5. PLASMA CELLS
  6. LEUKOCYTES
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  • specialized for cytoplasm storage of lipid
  • for production of heat
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ADIPOCYTES

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9
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Large population of adipocyte

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ADIPOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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  • highly developed phagocytic ability
  • specialized in removal of apoptotic cells, tissue debris or other particular materials.
  • present in connective tissue in most organs
  • and pathologists called it as HISTIOCYTES
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MACROPHAGES

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11
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Form in the yolk sac during embryonic development

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MONOCYTE

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12
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Group of related cells of macrophage

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MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTE SYSTEM

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  • oval, irregular shape cells
  • 7-20 um
  • display METACHROMASIA
  • originates form the cell in the bone marrow
  • release many bioactive substances: HEPARIN, HISTAMINE, SERINE PROTEASE, EOSINOPHIL AND NEUTROPHIL CHEMOTACTIC FACTORS, CYTOKINES and PHOSPHOLIPID PRECURSOR
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MAST CELLS

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14
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small blood vessels

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PERIVASCULAR MAST CELLS

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15
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Tissue that lines the digestive tract and respiratory tract

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MUCOSAL MAST CELLS

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16
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Increase vascular permeability and smooth muscle contraction

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HISTAMINE

17
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Activate various mediators of inflammation

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SERINE PROTEASE

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Attracts leukocytes

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EOSINOPHILS AND NEUTROPHIL CHEMOTACTIC FACTORS

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Directing activities of leukocytes

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CYTOKINES

20
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Can be converted into lipid mediators of inflammatory response

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PHOSPHOLIPID PRECURSOR

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  • lymphocyte-derived antibody - producing cells
  • LIFE SPAN: 10-20 DAYS
  • AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA: characterized by the absence/extremely LOW LEVELS OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN

(B - lymphocyte and T - lymphocyte)

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PLASMA CELLS

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  • derived from circulating blood cells
  • leave body by migrating between the endothelial cells of venules to enter connective tissue
  • increases greatly during inflammation
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LEUKOCYTES

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  • most abundant protein in the body
  • MAJOR PRODUCT OF FIBROBLAST
  • KEY ELEMENT of all connective tissue as well as epithelial basement membrane and the external lamina of muscle and nerve cell
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COLLAGEN

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TYPES OF COLLAGEN
- have POLYPEPTIDE SUBUNITS THAT AGGREGATE to large fibrils, clearly visible in light election microscope

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FIBRILLAR COLLAGEN ( type I, II, III)

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TYPE OF COLLAGEN
- NETWORK SHEET FORMING, have subunits produced by epithelial cells and are major structural proteins of external laminae and of all basal laminae

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NETWORK-FORMING COLLAGEN (type IV)

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TYPE OF COLLAGEN
- short collagens that LINK FIBRILLAR COLLAGENS to one another ( forming larger fibers) and other

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LINKING/ANCHORING COLLAGEN

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  • found in delicate connective tissue of many organs, notably in immune system
  • consist mainly of collagen type III which forms an extensive network ( reticulum) of thin fiber for the support of many different cells
  • SELDOM VISIBLE in H&E but are characteristically stained black after impregnation with SILVER SALTS thus termed ARGYROPHILIC
  • PERIODIC ACID - SCHIFF = positive
  • produce by fibroblast occurs in RETICULAR LAMINA of basement membrane
  • surrounds adipocytes, smooth muscle & nerve fibers and small blood vessels
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RETICULAR FIBERS

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  • THINNER THAN TYPE I COLLAGEN
  • form sparse networks
  • rubber like properties such as the stroma of the lungs
  • wall of large blood vessels
  • stained with ORCEIN & ALDEHYDE FUCHSIN
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ELASTIC FIBERS

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Fenestrated sheets

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ELASTIC LAMELLAE

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  • not strongly acidic and stained poorly with H&E
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ELASTIC FIBERS & LAMELLAE

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  • highly hydrated, transparent, complex mixtures of 3 major kind molecules:
  • GLYCOSAMINOGLYCANS
  • PROTEOGLYCANS
  • MULTIADHESIVE GLYCOPROTEIN
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GROUND SUBSTANCE

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Forms a viscous reticular network which binds considerable amount of water

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HYALURONAN

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4 major GAGS found in PROTEOGLYCANS

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  • DERMATAN SULFATE
  • CHONDROITIN SULFATE
  • KERATAN SULFATE
  • HEPARAN SULFATE
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  • synthesized on the RER, mature in GOLGI APPARATUS, where the GAG side-chains are added , and secreted from cells to exocytosis
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GLYCOPROTEINS

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  • Best studied proteoglycan
  • abundant in cartilage
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AGGRECAN

36
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  • Water in the ground substance of connective tissue
  • has an ion composition similar to blood plasma
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INTERSTITIAL FLUID