Topic 4: Epithelial Tissue Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

The connective tissue that underlies the epithelial lining the organs of the digestive, respiratory, and urinary systems is called..

A

Lamina Propria

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2
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Name the 3 polarity of the Epithelial Tissue

A

Apical Domain
Basal Domain
Lateral Domain

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3
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2 parts of the basement membrane

A

Basal Lamina
Reticular Lamina

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4
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Tight Junction
- transmembrain Protein:
- cystoskeleton component:
- major function
- medical significance

A
  • transmembrain Protein:
    CLAUDIN, OCCLUDIN, and ZO PROTEINS
  • cystoskeleton component:
    ACTIN FILAMENTS
  • major function
    SEALS ADJACENT CELLS AND CONTROLS THE PASSAGEWAY OF MOLECULES
  • medical significance
    DEFECTS IN OCCLUDIN MAY COMRPISE THE FETUS BBB CAUSING MAJOR NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
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5
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Adherens Junction (Zonula Adherens)

1.) Transmembrane Protein:
2.) Cytoskeleton:
3.) Function:
4.) Medical Significance:

A

1.) Transmembrane Protein:
- Cadherin Proteins, catenin complexes

2.) Cytoskeleton:
- actin filaments

3.) Function:
- supports the tight junction

4.) Medical Significance:
- loss of cadherin promotes tumor invasion and shift to malignancy

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Desmosomes (Macula Adherens)
1.) Transmembrane Protein:
2.) Cytoskeleton:
3.) Function:
4.) Medical Significance:

A

1.) Transmembrane Protein:
- desmogleins and desmocollin

2.) Cytoskeleton:
- intermediate filaments

3.) Function:
- provide cellular adhesion and strengthening tissue

4.) Medical Significance:
- may lead to dyshesive skin disorder

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Hemidesmosomes
1.) Transmembrane Protein:
2.) Cytoskeleton:
3.) Function:
4.) Medical Significance:

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1.) Transmembrane Protein:
- Integrins

2.) Cytoskeleton:
- Intermediate Filaments

3.) Function:
- attach the epithelial cells to the basal lamina

4.) Medical Significance:
- blistering skin disorder

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Gap Junction
1.) Transmembrane Protein:
2.) Cytoskeleton:
3.) Function:
4.) Medical Significance:

A

1.) Transmembrane Protein:
- Connexin

2.) Cytoskeleton:
- none

3.) Function:
- cellular communication

4.) Medical Significance:

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9
Q

Name 3 anchoring junctions

A

Adherens Junction
Desmosomes
Hemidesmosomes

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