Structure and Function Lecture Qs Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what are odland bodies (lamellar granules)

A

small granular membrane bound vacules in cytoplasm of keratinocytes
associated with storage and release of lipid precursors

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2
Q

what is filaggrin degraded to? what 2 functions do these products serve?

A

urocanic acid and pyrrolidone carboxylic acid

hydrates the stratum corneum and blocks UV radiation

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3
Q

which layer of the skin contains keratohyaline granules? what do the granules contain?

A

stratum granulosum
profilaggrin, keratin, loricrin
results in soft, flexible keratin

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4
Q

keratins make up type __ and type __ intermediate filaments

A

type 1 and type 2

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5
Q

once keratinocytes flatten and reach the granular layer, they lose nuclei and extrude all cellular contents except what 2 components?

A

keratin and filaggrin

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6
Q

the distal nail matrix is formed by what plate and the proximal nail matrix is formed by what plate

A
distal = ventral plate
proximal = dorsal plate
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7
Q

growth rate of fingernails and toenails

A
fingernails = 0.1mm/day (4-6 mo to regrow nail)
toenails = 0.03 mm/day (12-18 mo to replace nail)
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8
Q

content of sebum

A

glycerides, wax esters, squalene

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9
Q

sebaceous glands of penis, nipple, oral mucosa

A

penis = tyson glands
nipple = montgomery tubicles
oral mucosa = fordyce spots

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10
Q

growth rate of hair

A

0.37 mm/day

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11
Q

first layer of inner root sheath to be cornified

A

henle

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12
Q

layers of hair bulb from inner to outer

A

hair shaft (medulla, cortex, cuticle), inner root sheath (cuticle, huxley, henle), outer root sheath

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13
Q

3 sections of hair follicle

A
infundibular segment (epidermis to sebaceous duct)
isthmus (sebaceous duct to arrector pili)
inferior segment (bulb, dermal papilla)
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14
Q

eccrine gland stains

A

S100, CEA

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15
Q

eccrine duct sections

A

acrosyringium
straight dermal portion
coiled secretory portion in panniculus

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16
Q

where are glomus cells derived and what do they do

A

derived form susquet-hoyer canals
found between arterioles and venules
shunt blood and regulate temperature

17
Q

mast cell stains

A

toludine blue
methylene blue
giemsa
leder (good when cells have degranulated)

18
Q

macrophage receptor stains

A

S100, Factor 8a, CD68, CD163, CD25

19
Q

elastin stains

A

verhoeff-van Gieson
orcean
resorcin-fuchsin

20
Q

5 members of the plakin family

A
BPAg 1
desmoplakin
periplakin
envoplakin
plectin
21
Q

stem cell rich sites

A

rete ridges and hair bulbs

22
Q

sebaceous gland secretion

A

holocrine

23
Q

location of langerhans cells

A

stratum spinosum

24
Q

2 types of melanin pigment

A

eumelanin (brown/black)

pheomelanin (red/yellow)

25
Q

normal turnover of epidermis

A

26-28 days

26
Q

keratin of basal layer and upper stratum spinosum

A

basal layer: keratin 5 and 14

stratum spinosum: keratin 1 and 10

27
Q

type 1 and type 2 keratins (acid/base, chromosomes)

A

type 1: acidic, keratins 9-20 (ch 17)

type 2: basic, keratins 1-8 (ch12)