CONNECTIVE TISSUES Flashcards
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herarchy of struccture from cells to systems
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cells
tissues
organs
systems
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it lines surfaces in the body
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epithelial tissues
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is made up of fibers that contract
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muscle tissues
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it consists of cells with projections that transmit electrical signals
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nervous tissues
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acts as padding under skin and elsewhere
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loose connective tissue
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these are connective cells in hard or stiff extracellular matrix
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bone and cartilage
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is a connective tissues made up of cells in a liquid matrix
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blood
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for protection, secretion, and absorption
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Epithelial tissue
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it is for support, bind, and protect organs
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Connective tissue
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it is for contraction
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Muscle tissue:
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it Develops from the mesoderm
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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it is for information to other cells
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Nervous tissue:
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it Connects, supports, binds, or separates different types of tissues and organs in the body
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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it is Found in b/w other tissues everywhere in the body, including nervous system
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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3 composition of connective tissues
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micture of cells
fibers
ground substance
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6 mixtures of cells
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FIBROBLASTS
MACROPHAGES
MAST CELLS
PLASMA CELLS
LEUKOCYTES
ADIPOCYTES (FAT CELLS)
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it is the Most common cells in connective tissue.
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FIBROBLASTS
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- Their nuclei are ovoid or spindle shaped and can be large or
small in size depending on their stage of cellular activity.
Synthesis ECM and collagen
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FIBROBLASTS
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are Highly phagocytic cells that are derived from blood monocytes.
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MACROPHAGES
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With conventional staining, ———— are very difficult to
identify unless they show visible ingested material inside their
cytoplasm.
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MACROPHAGES
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the Bone marrow origin and are distributed chiefly around small
blood vessels.
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MAST CELLS
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They are oval to round in shape, with a centrally placed nucleus.
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MAST CELLS
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Derived from B lymphocytes
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PLASMA CELLS
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They are oval shaped and have the ability to secrete antibodies
that are antigen specific.
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PLASMA CELLS
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White blood cells, are considered the transient cells of connective tissue.
LEUKOCYTES
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They migrate from the blood vessels into connective tissue by the process of diapedesis.
LEUKOCYTES
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LEUKOCYTES migrate from the blood vessels into connective tissue by the process of
diapedesis.
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Arise from undifferentiated mesenchymal cells of connective tissue. They gradually accumulate
ADIPOCYTES
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which results in a significant flattening of the nucleus in the
periphery of the cell.
cytoplasmic fat
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is a clear, viscous substance with a high
water content, but with very little morphologic structure.
Ground substance
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When stained with basic dyes, it
appears amorphous, it appears as a clear space.
Ground substance
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basic dyes
(periodic acid-Schiff [PAS])
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Its major component is Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), which
are long, un-branched chains of polysaccharides with
repeating disaccharide units.
Ground substance
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are long, un-branched chains of polysaccharides with
repeating disaccharide units.
Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs),
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most of these are covalently bonded to a large central protein to form larger molecules called proteoglycans.
Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs),
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Most GAGs are covalently bonded to a large central protein to
form larger molecules called
proteoglycans
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3 fibers
collagen
elastic
reticular
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are the most common and widespread
fibers in connective tissue.
COLLAGEN FIBERS
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it occupies 25-35% of body
Collagen
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molecule (tropo-collagen) is a product of the
fibroblast.
collagen
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is 300 nm in length and consists
of three polypeptide amino acid chains.
collagen molecule
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have a very resilient nature (stretch and
recoil), which is important in areas like the lungs, aorta,
and skin.
Elastic fibers
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They are composed of two proteins, elastin and fibrillin,
and do not have a banding pattern.
Elastic fibers
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two proteins in elastic fibers
elastin and fibrillin
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these proteins do not have a banding pattern.
elastin and fibrillin
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are small-diameter fibers.
RETICULAR FIBERS
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are Supporting mesh in soft tissues(liver,bone marrow and
lymphatic system)
RETICULAR FIBERS
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4 types of connective tissue
- Connective Tissue Proper
- Specialized Connective Tissues
- Supportive connective Tissues
- Fluid connective tissue
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3 connective tissues proper
Dense irregular CT
Loose CT
Dense regular CT
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refers to the high abundance of collagen
fibers (but fewer cells) compared to loose connective
tissue.
“Dense”
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indicates that the orientation of the fiber
bundles is in many different directions (or randomly
oriented bundles).
“Irregular”
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Contains mostly collagen fibers with a lesser
number of other fibers such as elastic fibers.
DENSE IRREGULAR CT
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this connective tissue provide strength.
dense irregular ct
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This type of tissue is composed of coarse collagen
bundles that is densely packed and oriented into
parallel cylinders.
dense regular ct
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are Long, thin fibroblasts are found among the fiber
bundles and are oriented in the same direction as the
fibers.
DENSE REGULAR CT
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Long, thin fibroblasts are found among the fiber
bundles and are oriented in the same direction as the
fibers.
DENSE REGULAR CT
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The thick bundles of collagen fibers fill the intercellular spaces.
DENSE REGULAR CT
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it provide strong attachment between various structures
DENSE REGULAR CT
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is also called areolar
connective tissue.
Loose connective tissue
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Loose connective tissue is also called
areolar
connective tissue.
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This type of connective tissue has abundant ground
substance, with many connective tissue cells and
relatively few fibers.
Loose connective tissue
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It is richly vascularized, flexible, and not highly
resistant to stress.
Loose connective tissue
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This tissue lies immediately beneath the thin
epithelium of the gut, which is one place where the
body’s defense mechanisms initially attack bacteria
and pathogens.
LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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in the loose connective tissue these cells are common in this area.
plasma cells, mast cells, leukocytes, and
fibroblasts
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is characterized by loosely
arranged, woven connective fibers, abundant ground
substance, and tissue fluid, which contains the rich
array of connective tissue cells.
Loose connective tissue
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3 specialized connective tissues
- Adipose connective tissue
- Reticular connective tissue
- Elastic connective tissue
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is a special form of connective tissue
and has a rich neurovascular supply.
Adipose tissue
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adipose tissue has a rish supply of what?
neurovascular supply.
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are scattered within a loose
collagenous supporting tissue in this unilocular
adipose tissue.
Adipocytes (fat cells)
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each of this cell contains a single large drop of
lipid; it has a thin rim of cytoplasm around the lipid,
and its flattened nucleus is located in the periphery of
the cell.
adipose cell
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Each adipose cell contains a single large drop of
lipid
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are the primary site for storage of energy,
and lipid deposition and mobilization are regulated
by hormonal factors
Adipocytes
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Adipocytes are regulated
by
hormonal factors
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examples of hormonal factors
(steroids, insulin, thyroid hormone, etc.).
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also play a role in the synthesis of some
hormones such as leptin.
Adipocytes
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Adipocytes also play a role in the synthesis of some hormones such as
leptin
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is a specialized loose
connective tissue that provides a delicate
supporting framework for many highly cellular
organs, such as endocrine glands, lymphoid
organs, the spleen, and the liver.
Reticular tissue
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They are arranged in a net like framework to
support parenchymal cells, in this example,
pancreatic cells.
Reticular tissue
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They are arranged in a net like framework to
support ----- cells, example is pancreatic cells
parenchymal cells
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These fibers consist of collagen type III,
reticular connective tissue
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it forms a mesh like network that supports the
liver cells and holds these cells together
reticular connective tissue
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There is a ------ running between the
reticular fibers, which appears as empty
space here.
sinusoid
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consists predominately of
elastic material, and this allows distension and recoil of
the structure.
Elastic connective tissue
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This tissue can be found in some vertebral ligaments,
arterial walls, and in the bronchial tree.
Elastic connective tissue
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these are thick bundles of elastic lamellae are arranged in
parallel wavy sheets, with the smooth muscle cells and
collagen fibers insinuated between alternating lamellae.
Elastic connective tissue
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The elastic fibers are formed by
elastin and fibrillin microfibrils.
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are able to recoil after stretching.
Elastic connective tissues
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This property in large arteries helps to moderate the
extremes of pressure associated with the cardiac cycle.
Elastic connective tissue
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Elastic connective tissue helps to moderate the
extremes of pressure associated with the
cardiac cycle
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it is associated with the Abnormal expression of the fibrillin (FBN1) gene is associated with abnormal elastic tissue disease.
Elastic connective tissue
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gene is
associated with abnormal elastic tissue disease.
fibrillin (FBN1)
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2 types of supportive connective tissue
BONE
CARTILAGE
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are surrounded by a matrix of
collagen fibres strengthened by inorganic salts,
especially calcium and phosphate.
Bone cells
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also known as (osteocytes)
Bone cells
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Bone cells (osteocytes) are surrounded by a matrix of
collagen fibres strengthened by
inorganic salts, calcium and phosphate.
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2 types of bone
compact bone
spongy or cancellous bone
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has solid
or dense appearance
Compact bone
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a bone that has 'spongy’ or fine honeycomb appearance.
Spongy or cancellous
bone
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are found on ends of long bone
spongy bone
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it contains bony bars and plates called trabeculae separated by irregular spaces
spongy bone
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are bony bars and plates that are separated by irregular spaces
trabeculae
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bloody cells are made within the red marrow found in the ----
spongy bone
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Found in the outer
portion of long bones
compact bone
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it consists of many cylindrical-shaped
units called osteon
compact bone
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cylindrical-shaped
units in a bone
osteon
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concentric layers or rings along the calcified matrix
lamella
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tiny cavities inside the lamellae
lacuna
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this is the space where the osteocyte are found
lacuna
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it is teh central canal that os surrounded by concentric lamellae
central (haversian) canal
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tiny hair-like channels that are branching
canaliculi
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it has a flexible rubbery matrix
Cartilage
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It is found in organs like,
External ear
Tip of the nose or
The “Adam’s apple” (thyroid cartilage of the larynx).
Cartilage
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Cartilage is found in organs like
External ear
Tip of the nose or
The “Adam’s apple” (thyroid cartilage of the larynx).
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this cartilage is
named for its clear,
glassy microscopic
appearance.
Hyaline cartilage
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its location is end of a rib to
the breastbone, around the
larynx,
Hyaline Cartilage
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it eases joint movements; holds airway open during respiration; moves vocal cords during speech , growth zones of long bones of children.
Hyaline Cartilage
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is
named for its
conspicuous elastic
fibers.
Elastic Cartilage
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locations: External ear;
epiglottis
Elastic cartilage
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it provides flexible, elastic support.
Elastic Cartilage
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for its
coarse, readily
visible bundles of
collagen.
Fibrocartilage
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locations: Pubic-symphysis, spinal column; menisci, or pads of shock-absorbing cartilage, knee joint.
Fibrocartilage
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it resists
compression and absorbs shock in some joints.
Fibrocartilage
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composed
of cells suspended in liquid
matrix called plasma
Connective tissue
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what blood cells carries
oxygen
Red blood cells
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other word for Red blood cells
(erythrocytes)
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what blood cells fights
infection
White blood cells
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other word for White blood cells
(leukocytes)
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are fragment of giant
cells found in bone marrow
Platelets
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cells are derived from B lymphocytes and are
responsible for the production of antibodies in the
immune response.
Plasma
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participate in the immune response and
protect against foreign invasion.
Lymphocytes
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are the first line of defense against
bacterial invasion
Neutrophils
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have anti-parasitic activity and moderate
allergic reactions
Eosinophils
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have a (primary) function similar to mast
cells; they mediate hypersensitivity reactions
Basophils
