tissues Flashcards

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group of cells that usually have a common origin and function

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tissue

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medical term for tissue

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histology

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examines cells and tissues

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pathologist

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removal of a sample of living tissue fro microscopic examination

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Biopsy

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covers surfaces

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epithelial tissue

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support and protect

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connective tissue

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enabling movement

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muscular tissue

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transmit signal or nerve impulses

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nervous tissues

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connects cells and tissues

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cell junctions

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seals the space between cells

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tight junction

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weblike strands of transmembrane proteins

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tight junctions

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connects like a velcro

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adherens junction

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acts as a barrier to control the movement of material

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tight junctions

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cell junctions that contains cadherins and plaque

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adherens and desmosomes

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attaches both to membrane proteins and to microfilaments of the cytoskeleton

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adherens junctions

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it is a transmembrane glycoprotein crucial to cell to cell adhesion

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cadherins

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enables to withstand mechanical stress and could maintain their structure

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adherens junction

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a cell junction that provides structural support

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adherens

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a cell junction that provides strength

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desmosomes

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does not connect to the microfilament instead it attaches to intermediate filaments

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desmosomes

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what are the intermediate filaments consists of

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keratin

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it prevents epidermal cells from separating under tension

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desmosomes

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it anchors the cells to the base

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hemidesmosomes

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do not link any adjacent cells

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hemidesmosomes

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a cell junction that ensure the stability of the structure
hemidesmosomes
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cell junction that has integrins transmembrane proteins
hemidesmosomes
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allow communication to the cells
gap/communicating cell junctions
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it covers surfaces and line cavities
surface epithelium
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it forms glands
glandular epithelium
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uppermost part of the epithelia
apical surface
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on the side of the epithelia and contains junction except hemidesmosomes
lateral surface
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deepest layer of the epithilia - Connected to the basement membrane
basal surface
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deepest layer of the epithilia - Connected to the basement membrane
basal surface