tissue Flashcards

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  • Contains organelle that enables them to perform
    complex functions
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Simple columnar

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meaning of pseudo

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false

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6
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resemble the limbs of pine trees, with proteins forming the branches and the polysaccharides forming the pine needles

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Proteoglycans

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7
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Muscle cells are sometimes called ______

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muscle fibers

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free surface - can be smooth or lined
- Smooth - reduce friction as materials moves across it
- Lined - with microvilli (absorption or secretion) or cilia (propel materials along the free surface)

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  • secretes mucus, which covers its free surface
  • Cilia on the free surface moves mucus and the debris that accumulates in it
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Pseudostratified columnar

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12
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  • mucus secretion
  • Found in simple columnar and pseudostratified
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Goblet cell

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less collagen fiber, more ground

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loose

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unicellular because they secrete mucus onto epithelial surfaces

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columnar single goblet cell

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large wbc that are capable of ingesting foreign substances

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Macrophages

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-prevents abrasion between organs in pericardial, pleural and peritoneal cavities
-outer surfaces of organs are covered with simple squamous epithelium that secretes slippery fluid, that lubricates the surfaces between the organs, preventing damage from friction when organs rub against one another or the body wall

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simple squamous

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Can be found in the area where abrasion can occur (skin, anal canal and vagina

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Stratified squamous

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more collage fiber, less ground

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substance dense

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shapeless background against which cells and collagen fibers can be seen

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Ground substance

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center of osteon
Central canal
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maintains bone
Osteocytes
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break down bone
Osteoclast
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Cuboidal and columnar cells often has many secretory vesicles that contains mucus Simple cuboidal cell has many mitochondria which produce ATP
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capable of dividing and producing new cells
Stratified squamous
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types of muscle tissues
skeletal muscular smooth
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periphery located nucleus
Adipocytes
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nonmotile cells that release chemicals like histamine that promote inflammation
mast cells
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-blast: produce matrix -cyte: maintain it -clast: break it down
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- Has greater volume than simple squamous and contain more cell organelles - Some has cilia that moves mucus over the free surface or microvilli that increase the surface area for secretion and absorption
Simple cuboida
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- clear, viscous (thick) fluid
musuc
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forms bones
Osteoblast
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form fibers and ground substance in the cellular matrix of fibrous connective tissue
Fibroblast