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Osteons




Compact Bone

Central canal -blood vessels & nerves / Concentric lamellae- layers of bone tissue/ Osteocytes - in lamellae between lamellae/ Canaliculi - tiny canals that allow osteocytes to communicate

Red blood cells

7.5 diameter / biconcave disc shape/ transport O2 and CO2 / hemogloblin- protein + iron that reversibly binds oxygen

leukocytes

help defend against infection

Granulocytes

Neutrophils/ Eosinophils/ basophils

Agranulocytes

lymphocytes & monocytes

Platelets

cell fragments about 2 diameter / help from blood clots

Properties of muscle tissue

Excitability & contractility

Excitability

responds to stimuli generates electrical charges/ nervous tissue is also excitable

Contractility

creates tension, may shorten/ actin & myosin slide past one another/ elasticity - returns to original length/ extensibility - can stretch

Three muscle tissue types

Skeletal / cardiac/ Smooth

Skeletal

long cylindrical fiber/ multiple nuclei, striated/ somatic nervous system

Cardiac

short, branched cell/ single nucleus, striated/ autonomic nervous system

Smooth

spindle -shaped cell/ single nucleus; no striations , autonomic nervous system

Neuromuscular junction

motor neurons control skeletal muscle contraction/ synaptic knob of motor neuron NMJ with motor endplate of skeletal muscle fiber/ acetylcholine (ACh) -neurotransmitter