structural organisation Flashcards
what are tissues
group of cell performing similar function with similar structures, origin.
tissue term was coined by and its study is called
bichat, histology
first phyllum to be found with tissues
ceolentrata
the basal membrane provide-
elasticity, has glycoprotein, mucopolysacchride
squamous epithelium is also known as-
pavement epithelium
what tessellated epithelium
are the one with wavy and irregular boundaries
function and location of squamous
lung alveoli, blood vessels
diffusion, exchange
micro villi are found as extensions in
cuboidal epithellium
function and location of cuboidal epithellium
nephron, salivary gland, pancreatic ducts
secreation
unicellular glands
goblet cells
non keratinised compound squamous found in
buccal cavity, oesophagus, pharynx
what is tight junctions
complete fusion of cytoplasm and does not allow substances to pass
what are gap junctions
allows the continuity of cytoplasm
what are desmosomes
these intergrate the adjacent cells due to protein plaques present.
what are hemidesmosomes
helps in the joining of the tissues from the basal membrane