Mammalian tissue structure Flashcards

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What is histology

A

The study of microscopic structure of tissues

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2
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What are endothelial cells

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Inner surface absorption barrier, e.g. in blood vessels

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3
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What are epithelial cells

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Outer surface absorption barrier e.g. skin cells

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4
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Histogenisis

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Differentiation of cells during growth

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5
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What is a germ cell

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A cell that develops into a reproductive cell

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What are the three types of germ layer cells

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Mesoderm, ectoderm and endoderm

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What is the mesoderm

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Middle layer of a germ cell that differentiates into connective tissue, bones and muscle tissue

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What is the ectoderm

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The outer layer of a germ cell that differentiates into nervous tissue and skin cells

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What is the endoderm

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inner layer of germ cells that differentiate into the lining of the digestive tissue and organs

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10
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Which type germ cell differentiates into connective tissue

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Mesoderm

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11
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Which type germ cell differentiates into Muscular tissue

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Mesoderm

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12
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Which type germ cell differentiates into Nervous tissue

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Ectoderm

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13
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Which type germ cell differentiates into Epithelial

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Mesoderm, ectoderm and endoderm

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14
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What are the 4 types of shapes cells come in

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Squamous, columnar, cuboidal and transitional

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15
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Where are simple squamous cells found

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In the alveoli and capillaries of the lungs. Squamous cells are flat so have a small diffusion distance.

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16
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Where are simple cuboidal cells found

A

Kidney tubule

17
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Where are simple columnar found

A

Small intestines

18
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Where are transitional cells found

A

In the urinary tract

19
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Where are stratified squamous cells found

A

oesophagus

20
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Where are keratinised stratified squamous cells found

A

In the skin

21
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Where are pseudostraified cells found

A

Trachea and nasal mucosa

22
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Where are transitional cells found

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Only in the urinary tract as it stretches to accommodate for increasing fluid.

23
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What is the apical and basement surface of the epithelial cells

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The top of the epithelial cell = apical
The bottom of the epithelial cell = basement

24
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What lies on the apical surface

A

Microvilli and cilia

25
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What are the four epithelial membranes

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Serous, mucous, cutaneous and synovial

26
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What is the serous membrane

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Epithelia that is found in closed cavities.

27
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What is the pleura

A

Serous membrane in the lungs

28
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What is the pericardium

A

Serous membrane lining the heart

29
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What is peritoneum

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Serous membrane lining the abdominal organs 5

30
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What is the parietal layer

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The outer membrane of the serous membranes that attaches to the body wall around the organ

31
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What is the visceral membrane

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The inner membrane of the serous membranes that is attached to the organ itself

32
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What is the mucosa membrane

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Epithelia that lines cavities open to the outside which produce mucus. Found in respiratory tract

33
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What is Cutaneous membrane

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Epithelia which lines the surface of the body (skin) it is keratinised squamous

34
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What is synovial membrane

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Epithelia which lines freely movable joints.