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| produce connective tissue |
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| maintain connective tissue |
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| stem cells for all connective tissue (except blood) |
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| stained pink, basic (cytoplasm, elastin, bone, RBCs, and muscle) |
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| stained blue, acidic (nucleus, ER, ribosomes, DNA, and RNA) |
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| pie shaped segment of a pancreatic cell |
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| used to see fibers (reticulate fibers of the lymph node); less cellular detail than H&E stains |
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| connect two cardiac cells |
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| shows more cellular detail |
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| line villi of lumen; need electron micrograph to see |
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| half moon shaped cells lining mucous/serous ducts |
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| FUNCTIONAL part of duct; found among parenchymal cells |
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| support structure of organ; NOT FUNCTIONAL |
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| melanocytes and melanophages |
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| pigment cells; appear as orange spots on histology slides |
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| antigen presenting cells within the epidermis |
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| cells within the epodermis |
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| vascular area surrounding the external root sheaths of tactile hairs |
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| stratified squamous epithelium that makes up the hoof wall |
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| epithelium that surrounds blood vessels |
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| epithelium that lines the outside of organs; "blue lines with bulging nuclei" |
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| look like clear globes of mucous; cells present in the ciliated simple columnar epithelium lining the trachea |
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| stratified squamous epithelium |
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| simple columnar epithelium |
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| apocrine, merocrine, holocrine, and sebacious |
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| method of secretion of sebacious gland |
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| method of secretion of apocrine glands |
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| epithelium lining the ureter |
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| urothelium - translational epithelium (stratified cuboidal epithelium) |
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| BLUE - basophilic; secreting mucus |
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| BRIGHT PINK - eosinophilic; filled with serous fluid |
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| mixed salivary gland; light pink in color; mucus filled |
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| striated - mitochondria required for energy to secrete |
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| indicates interstitial growth of hyaline cartilage |
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| spaces within cartilage containing chondrocytes |
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| found in intervertebral dics; has no perichondrium; nuclei are in lacunae |
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| indentation at the base of hair follicles where vessels and nerves enter |
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| right under epithelium; more extracellular fibers; less nuclei |
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| farther from epithelium; less extracellular fibers; more nuclei |
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| epidermis of hoof; beneath stratum externum; contains tubular horns |
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| project into the stratum medium of the hoof to provide strength |
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| contain cell processes of osteocytes |
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| new, non-mineralized bone matrix |
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| intermembranous ossification |
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| growth of non weight bearing bones |
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| endochondrial ossification |
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| growth of weight bearing bones |
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| lining of "marrow cavity" of bone |
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| connective tissue filling internal cavity of bone |
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| deep smooth muscle layer surrounding lumen of duodenum |
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| superficial smooth muscle layer surrounding inner circular layer and lumen of duodenum |
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| increases conduction of cardiac muscle |
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