CT1 Flashcards

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TF CT has only structural role

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F its dynamic and Biologically interactive function

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Connective tissue was critical to the evolution of ——– organisms.

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Connective tissue was critical to the evolution of multicellular organisms.

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❂ Extracellular matrix (ECM) is the material outside of the cells and —– and ——borders.

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❂ Extracellular matrix (ECM) is the material outside of the cells and epithelial and endothelial borders.

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CT

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cells plus the ECM

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TF The ECM is an extension of the cell and participates PassivELY in cell function.

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The ECM is an extension of the cell and participates ACTIVELY in cell function.

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CT

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Stabilize the physical structure of tissues

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7
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protein PG GP

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CT

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major protein of CT

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elastin

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9
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Allowed emergence of efficient circulatory and respiratory systems

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elastin

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order the following Translation Transcription (tropoelastin and microfibril components) Fiber formation Secretion

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Transcription (tropoelastin and microfibril components) Translation Secretion Fiber formation

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11
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igf1 , tgf beta

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ELN increased

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TNFα (bFGF) HB-EGF

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Decrease ELN transcription

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The product of the ELN gene is

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The product of the ELN gene is tropoelastin

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Tropoelastin

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Tropoelastin is secreted into the ECM.

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Cross-linking renders the elastin fiber highly insoluble.—–

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Cross-linking renders the elastin fiber highly insoluble.

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16
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crosslinking of Tropoelastin

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elastin fiber

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17
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ECM;

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tropelastin + microfibrils

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tf tropoelastin nevr binds to microfibrils

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F they bind

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19
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lysyl oxidase

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mediates cross linking

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20
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tf elastin molecules can expand and contract

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T

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TF Treatment with NaOH at high temperature solubilizes virtually all proteins and the insoluble elastin.

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Treatment with NaOH at high temperature solubilizes virtually all proteins, but not the insoluble elastin.

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Tf In vitro, there are enzymes known as elastases that can cleave the elastin fiber.

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In vivo, there are enzymes known as elastases that can cleave the elastin fiber.

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cutis laxa

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elastin mut–> skin laxity

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24
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narrow aorta , heart failure

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Supravalvular aortic stenosis

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rupture of aorta
Aortic aneurysm (ellastin problem)
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lesions from plaque rupture leads to heart attack and stroke
Atherosclerosis (ellastin problem)
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heart defect dental defect varying degrees of cognition issues
Williams syndrome
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william syndrome
hypersociable and face morphology
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chromosome 7 deletion and elastin deletion
william syndrome
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after simulation of orthodontic force; Expression of tropoelastin in human periodontal ligament fibroblasts
increased significantly
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Niccolò Paganini Bradford Cox
Marfan’s Syndrome (Fibrillin Mutations)
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hypermobility and heart issus
Niccolò Paganini Bradford Cox
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Cardiovascular ❂ Ocular
Marfans' syndrome
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Skeletal ❂ Bone overgrowth ❂ Joint laxity
Marfan's syndrome
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Periodontal disease
Marfan's syndrome
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mutation fibrillin in Marfan's disease
cant hold tgf beta
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matrix metaloprotein release
lead to tissue degradation --\> CV problem and periodontitis
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Form a highly hydrated, gel-like ground substance
PG
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tf PG are homogenious
F have other substances embedded in it like bfgf
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PG
carb rich
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polyanion and bind water
PG
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has low amt of protein in it (5%)
PG
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Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis
PG ass disease
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hyper extensible skin and joints fragile BV
ehlers danlos
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Ostero arthritis
lower bone mass(loss of PG components)
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deg joint disease
Osteoarthritis
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corneal disease
disfunction of PG
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tooth development • dentin formation and mineralization • adhesion and fusion of the palatal shelves
PG in oral cavity
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Proteoglycan-associated sugars
chondroitin sulfate and heparan sulfate
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(chondroitin sulfate and heparan sulfate
expressd in PDL in responce to orthodontic force
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periodontal regeneration.
Decorin (up-regulated) Biglycan (down-regulated types of PG
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Delivery of perlecan (heparan sulfate) may serve as a potential adjunct to stimulate --- -------
Delivery of perlecan (heparan sulfate) may serve as a potential adjunct to stimulate bone-regeneration.
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Delivery of perlecan (heparan sulfate) may trigger
tumorigenesis
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promoting cell adhesion, and angiogenesis
Perlican
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proliferation, differentiation
perlican(PG)
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angiogenesis
PG
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Proteins + glycosaminoglycan
Proteins + glycosaminoglycans = proteoglycans
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tf Proteins + glycosaminoglycans are non covalently linked
F covalently linked
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glucosamine or galactosamine
conatined in GAG(at least 1)
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At least one of the sugars in the disaccharide of GAG is ------- charged
At least one of the sugars in the disaccharide is negatively charged
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Negatively charged groups are either ----- or ------ groups
Negatively charged groups are either carboxylate or sulfate groups
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Disaccharide repeating units
GAGs
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where on sugar is amine groups and acetyl groups added
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Hyaluronic acid is a ------ of alternating units of glucuronic acid and N-acetylglucosamine.
Hyaluronic acid is a heteropolymer of alternating units of glucuronic acid and N-acetylglucosamine.
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Only GAG found free i.e. not covalently linked to a protein core.
Hyaluronic acid
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carboxylated in Hyaluronan GAG
glucoronic acid
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iduronic acid and N-acetylgalactosamine 4 sulfate
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carboxylate and sulffates
iduronic acid and N-acetylgalactosamine dermatan sulfate GAG
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heparin sulfate
3 types of domains sulfated domain sulfated/acetylated domain acetylated domain
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long or short hydration varies
GAG
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Gag bind to core protein in PG through
tetrasaccharide
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o linked sugard
core protein to tetrasccharide
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PG
1 core many gags
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tetrasach. linkage allows
SEr to be covalently linked to xylose(of link tetra sacc)
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TF PG doesnt show variation with size
F 11KDa ro 220 KDa
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acan
encodes aggrecan
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middle of agrecan
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linker protein of aggrecan
links core protein to hyaluronic acid
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linker protein
non cov linkage
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GAGs to core protein
Covalent linkage
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