U1L9 One tissue in some (histological and functional) detail
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
epithelium | Type of epithelial tissue on internal or external body surfaces that communicate with the exterior |
endothelium | Type of epithelial tissue on surfaces that do NOT communicate with exterior (blood vessels, lymph vessels) |
mesothelium | Type of epithelial tissue that lines major body cavities (peritoneal, pleural and pericardial cavities) |
simple | Term used to describe epithelium that is one cell layer thick |
stratified | Term used to describe epithelium that has 2 or more cell layers |
squamous | Term used to describe epithelium that is wider than it is high |
cuboidal | Term used to describe epithelium that is the same width, height and depth |
Columnar | Term used to describe epithelium that is higher than it is wide |
Pseudostratified Columnar | A type of epithelium where ALL cells rest on basement membrane, but DO NOT all reach surface |
basal cuboidal and columnar | Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium consists of what two cell types? |
Transitional | A stratified, cuboidal epithelium that accomodates distension |
Endothelium, mesothelium | Simple squamous epithelium is found in the... |
Kidney tubules | Simple cuboidal epithelium is found in the... |
Intestine | Simple columnar epithelium is found in the... |
Skin | Stratified squamous epithelium is found in the... |
Respiratory system, epididymis | Pseudostratified epithelium is found in the... |
bladder | Transitional epithelium is found in the... |
salts and water | Transitional epithelium is impermeable to... |
more basal, elongated | 2 distinctive features of the nucleus in simple columnar epithelium |
round and plump, in centre of cell | distinctive features of the nucleus in simple cuboidal epithelium |
refractile border | The apical plasma membrane of Transitional epithelium is especially thick and is known as the... |
Please respect all except her vile highness | A mnenomic for the functions of skin |
Protection | In the mnenomic for the functions of skin, P stands for... |
Receptor | In the mnenomic for the functions of skin, R stands for... |
Absorption | In the mnenomic for the functions of skin, A stands for... |
Excretion | In the mnenomic for the functions of skin, E stands for... |
Hydration | In the mnenomic for the functions of skin, first H stands for... |
Vitamin D | In the mnenomic for the functions of skin, V stands for... |
Heat regulation | In the mnenomic for the functions of skin, second H stands for... |
epidermis, dermis, hypodermis | The three layers of the skin |
stratified squamous endothelium | The epidermis consists of... |
dense irregular connective tissue | The dermis consists of... |
loose connective tissue | The hypodermis consists of... |
corneum, lucidum, granulosum, spinosum, basale | The five layers of the epidermis |
No nucleus or organelles, Cytoplasm filled with keratin | Cells in the stratum corneum have... |
very thin | The s.lucidum is... |
keratin granules | The cytoplasm of cells in the s.granulosum contains... |
Cytoplasmic processes called spines | Cells in the stratum spinosum have... |
desmosomes | Cells in the stratum spinosum are connected at the spines by... |
single layer of stem cells and keratinocytes | The s. basale consists of a... |
basal lamina | The s. basale rests on the... |
Keratinocytes | Epithelial derived cells of the epidermis |
Melanocytes | Pigment cells of the epidermis |
Langerhan cells | Antigen-presenting phagocytic cells of the epidermis |
Merkel cells | mechanoreceptor cells of the epidermis |
stratum basale | Merkel cells and Melanocytes both reside in this layer of the epidermis |
stratum spinosum | Langerhan cells reside in this layer of the epidermis |
melanin | Melanocytes produce... |
endocytosis | How is Melanin transferred to keratinocyte? |
Round, long processes | a distinctive feature of melanocytes |
Rough nuclear shape | a distinctive feature of Langerhan cells |
Cytoplasmic granules | a distinctive feature of Merkel cells |
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