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| tissues which cover surgaces, line cavities of the body and form glands |
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| bottom surface of epithelia |
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| surface of epithelia that faces the environment |
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| epithelia consists of tightly joined cell groups that are... |
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| epithelia are ___ layer of cells |
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| physical protection, control permeability, provide sensation by detecting changes in environment, produce specialized secretions thru the formation of glands |
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| two or more layers of cells |
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| thin, flat and scale like cells |
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| cells as wide as they are tall |
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| cells taller than they are wide |
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| secretions discharged through ducts |
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| secretes hormones, no ducts |
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| produce a thin, watery secretion |
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| contain both serous and mucous cells |
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| multicellular exocrine glands |
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| glands that have a secretory part plus a duct; organization of tubular, alveolar (flask shaped) and tubuloalveolar (combination) |
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| most common mechanism, secretory vesicle formed, released by excoytosis, aka mercrine |
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| mammary gland, apocrine sweat glands; loss of secretory product |
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| whole cell burts and becomes sebaceous gland |
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| extracellular fibers plus ground substance |
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| fixed cells and wandering cells |
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| most common & spindle shaped |
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| phagocytic cells, engulf damaged cells |
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| stem developes into all types of CT cells |
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| secrete histamine and other vasoactive substances (act a blood vessels) |
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| go where tissue infection or inflammation occurs |
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| long, most common (type 1)found in tendons and ligaments |
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| type 3 collagen, thinner than typical, form framework of organs |
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| made of protein called elastin, branching, ability to recoil |
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| fills space between organs |
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| mainly collagenous fibers |
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| areolar tissue, adipose tissue, reticular tissue |
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| dense; tendons, aponeurosis, elastic tissues and ligaments |
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| dermins and layers around cartilage and bone |
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| cartilage has ___ capactiy for repair |
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| bone has ___ capactiy for repair |
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| osteocytes are cells in ___ |
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| mucous, serous, cutaneou, synovial |
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| separates skin from underlying tissues and organs |
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| stabilzes and separates muscles and organs |
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| straited, voluntary,multinucleated, no branching |
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| branching, striated, involuntary, no capacity for repair, single nucleus at center |
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| not straited, single nucleus at center of cell, short- tapered, involuntary |
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| two cell types in neural tissue |
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| neurons and neuroglia (nerve glue) |
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| irritability and conductivity |
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| ability to recieve a stimulus |
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| ability to convey an impulse to some location |
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| branching structures, conduct impulses toward the cell body |
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| rarely branches, usually insulated by myelin; conduct impluses away from cell body |
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