lecture 6 Flashcards
whats the environment that the cell is found in called
extracellular matrix
what lines the lumen
epithelial cells
what does the glycocalyx play a role in
cell communication
do all cells have a glycocalyx
yes
what does the glycocalyx involve
glycolipids
glycoproteins
proteoglycans
what makes up the basement membrane
a thin dense layer of extracellular matrix
where is the basement membrane
in between epithelial cells and connective tissue
what does the basement membrane surround
nerves
muscles
fat cells
what is the basement membrane made of
collagen
laminine
glycoproteins
what kind of proteins are in the extracellular matrix
fibrous proteins that create a mesh
what are the 3 major molecules of extracellular matrix
adhesive proteins
structural proteins
proteoglycans
what do adhesive proteins do and what are examples
they hold cells together and form organized tissue
integrins
cadherins
what do structural proteins do and what are examples
tensile and compressive strength
collagen
elastin
keratin
what does collagen do
provides firmness and resistance
what does elastin do
provides stretch
what does keratin do and where do you find it
provides strength and toughness
in hair and nails
what is compressive strength
the ability of a structure to withstand loads that tend to reduce size or compress
what is tensile strength
maximum stress on a material that’s being pulled or stretched before it breaks
where is collagen found
only within extracellular matrix
whats the most abundant protein in the human body
collagen with 25%
what is collagen 1
bone, skin, tendon
whats the most found type of collagen
1 with 90%
what is collagen 2
cartilage
what is collagen 3
reticulin, blood vessels