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Tissue
a group of similar celss specialized to perform a specific function
primary types: epithelial, connective, muscle,and nervous
Epithelial Tissue
one of the primary tissues; covers the surface of the body and lines body cavaties, ducts, a vessels
Connective tissue
primary tissue; form and function vary extensively; functions include support, storage, and protection.
Muscle Tissue
highly specialized to contract or shorten to produce movemnt
ex: skeletal, cardiac, smooth
Nervous Tissue
made up of cells called neurons and supporting cells
gland
organ specialized to secrete or excrete substances for further use in the body for elimination
macrophage
cell particularly abundant in lymphatic and connective tissue; important in the immune response as an antigen presenter to T-cells and b-cells
collagen
found in bones, cartilage, and tendons and is most abundant protein in the body
adipose tissue
fatty tissue
osteocyte
a mature bone cell
basement membrane
thin layer of extracellular material to which epithelial cells are attached in mucosal surfaces
intercalculated disks
junctions where short cardiac cells fit tightly together.
goblet cells
individual cells (simple glands) the produce mucus
cilia
tiny, hairlike projections on cell surfaces that move in wavelike manner
mucus
sticky, thick fluid secreted by mucous glands and mucous membranes that keeps the surface of free membrances moist
Smooth ER
functions in lipid metabolism; it deoxification of drugs and pesticides. the highway system in the body
Plasma Membrane
confines cell content; regulates entry and exit of materials
nucleus
the control center; it holds DNA. controls all cell activity
cytosol
liquid portion of cytoplasm; excludes organelles
lysosome
contains digestive enzymes and digests unused cell structures and foreign substances
Rough ER
protein synthesis; intracellular storage and transportation
nucleolus
assembles ribosomes which help with protein synthesis
centrioles
movement of chromosomes during cell division
vacuoles
store everything
peroxisomes
detoxifies alcohol, hydrogen peroxide,etc.
nuclear membrane
controls what leaves and enters a cell
chromatin
creates chromosomes when a cell is dividing
ribosome
synthesize protein
golgi apparatus
modifies and packages proteins
microvilli
increase the membrae surface area for absorption
mitochondrion
enzymes within it break down food. captures energy and uses it as ATP
flagella
whip-like structures used for locomotion