HISTOLOGY Flashcards

(46 cards)

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What are the two kinds of tissues?

A
  • Plant Tissues
  • Animal Tissues
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are groups of cells that work
together to perform a specific
function in an organism

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Tissues

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3
Q

In
multicellular organisms, tissues are
the _______________ that form organs
and systems.

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building blocks

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4
Q

The organization of tissues into
_______ and _______ allows for
specialized functions that are
essential for the survival and
proper functioning of the organism.

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organs, systems

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5
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What are the importance of tissues?

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  • Specialization
  • Organization
  • Support and Protection
  • Growth and Repair
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6
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Tissues allow for the
specialization of cells
to perform specific
functions efficiently.

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Specialization

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7
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Tissues are organized
into organs and systems,
providing a higher level
of function and
coordination.

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Organization

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8
Q

Tissues such as
connective and dermal
tissues provide
structural support and
protection to the
organism.

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Support and Protection

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9
Q

Meristematic tissues in
plants and certain
animal tissues (like stem
cells) play a crucial role
in growth and repair.

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Growth and Repair

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4 types of plant tissues

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  1. Meristematic tissue
  2. Dermal tissue
  3. Ground tissue
  4. Vascular tissue
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Characteristics: undifferentiated,
actively dividing cells.

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Meristematic tissue

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12
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Function: Growth in length and
girth; responsible for plant growth;
cells are undifferentiated and
actively dividing.

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Meristematic tissue

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Types: Apical, Lateral, and
Intercalary meristems

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Meristematic tissue

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14
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Characteristics: protective outer
covering

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Dermal tissue

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2 types of dermal tissues

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  • Epidermis (outer layer of cells)
  • periderm (in woody plants).
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16
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Function: Protection, gas exchange,
and water retention

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Dermal tissue

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17
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Example: Guard cells in stomata

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Dermal tissue

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18
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Characteristics: Fills the interior of
the plant

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Ground tissue

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19
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3 types of ground tissue

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  • Parenchyma (photosynthesis
    and storage),
  • Collenchyma (flexible support),
  • Sclerenchyma (rigid support).
20
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Functions: Photosynthesis, storage,
and support

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Ground tissue

21
Q

Characteristics: Transport system of
the plant

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Vascular tissue

22
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types of vascular tissue

23
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Transports water and minerals

24
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Transports sugars and nutrients

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**Functions:** Transports water, minerals, and nutrients throughout the plant.
Vascular tissue
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photosynthesis and storage
Parenchyma (ground tissue)
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flexible support
Collenchyma (ground tissue)
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rigid support
Sclerenchyma (ground tissue)
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4 types of plant tissues
1. Epithelial tissue 2. Connective tissue 3. Muscle tissue 4. Nervous tissue
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**Characteristics:** Tightly packed cells, covers body surfaces
Epithelial tissue
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types of epithelial tissue
- Based on layer: Simple, Stratified, Pseudostratified, Glandular - Based on cell shape: squamous, cuboidal, columnar
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type of epithelial tissue based on layer
Simple, Stratified, Pseudostratified, Glandular
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type of epithelial tissue based on cell shape
squamous, cuboidal, columnar
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**Functions:** Protection, absorption, secretion
Epithelial tissue
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**Example:** Skin, lining of the gut
Epithelial tissue
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**Characteristics:** Cells embedded in an extracellular matrix
Connective tissue
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types of connective tissue
Loose, Dense, Cartilage, Bone, Blood
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**Functions:** Support, transport, insulation
Connective tissue
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**Example:** Blood, bone, adipose tissue
Connective tissue
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**Characteristics:** Contractile cells
Muscle tissue
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types of muscle tissue
Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth
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**Functions:** Movement, posture, heat production
Muscle tissue
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**Example:** Heart muscle, biceps
Muscle tissue
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**Characteristics:** Neurons and supporting cells
Nervous tissue
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**Function:** Transmit electrical impulses, process information
Nervous tissue
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**Example:** Brain, spinal cord, nerves
Nervous tissue