Unit 2 - Cell Interactions - Mar 13 Flashcards

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Basement Membrane (basal lamina)

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most abundant of animal cell ECM which underlies (under) epithelial tissue

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Extracellular Matrix (ECM) and order(top-bot)?

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Material produced by cells that becomes a non-living part of the surrounding tissue, influences cell shape and gene expression. (Essentially what’s left over after you decellularize a tissue)
1.Epithelial tissue
2.connective tissue

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Interstitial matrix of connective tissue

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underlies basement membrane and makes up bulk of connective tissue

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What is the Skin?

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community of cells containing 2 main layers: the epidermis and dermis (beneath)

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The Epidermis

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several layers thick and is an epithelial tissue, mainly keratinocytes but also melanocytes

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The Dermis

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  1. made of connective tissue
  2. contains nerve endings and blood vessels
  3. is strong and flexible
  4. consists of mostly fibroblasts which synthesize extracellular matrix and repair wounds
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Connective Tissue

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a tissue type characterized by few cells and substantial amounts of extracellular matrix (ECM)

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Epithelial Cells

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cells arranged in 1+ layers and create epithelial tissue

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Integrins

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integral membrane proteins that help cells actively adhere to ECM

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Cadherin

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integral membrane protein that help cells adhere to one another

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Cell-cell interaction purposes by Junctional Complexes

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macromolecular, mediates cell-cell interactions’ many purposes which include Adhesion Junctions, Occluding Junctions, Channel-Forming Junctions.

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Adhesion Junctions

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cells stick to one another and to ECM to form tissue

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Occluding Junctions

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prevent passage of hydrophilic solutes from one side of cell layer to other

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Channel Forming Junctions

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sharing small molecules in cytosol; makes cell signaling faster for temporary tissue cell activity coordination

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Tight Junctions

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an occluding junction that seals cells together (like zip lock to create a barrier)

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16
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Desmosomes

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an adhesion junction that connects the IF networks of neighboring cells (cadherin-type integral membrane protein)

17
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Gap Junctions

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a channel forming junction that acts as channels between cells

18
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The plant cell wall is primarily made up of different types of

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carbohydrate polymers

19
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Cellulose

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in all plants, the most abundant polymer on earth, polymer of glucose, grants tensile strength (resistance to pulling)