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Microvilli

Increases surface area. Absorption and secretion

Stereocilia

Long microvilli for movement over surface

Ciliated epithelium

Moves substance over apical surfaces. Present in inner ear

Simple

1 layer

Stratified

2+ layers

Simple squamous epithelium

Location: heart and blood vessels (endothelium)


Function: absorbs and secretes material, diffusion

Simple cuboidal epithelium

Location: ducts, kidney tubules


Function: absorption and secretion

Simple columnar epithelium

Location: lining stomach, intestines


Function: secretion and absorption and protection

Stratified squamous epithelium

Location: surface of skin (dry)


Function: protection

Stratified cuboidal

Location: lining some ducts


Function: secretion, protection, absorption

Stratified columnar

Location: male urethra


Function: protection

Transitional epithelium

Location: urinary bladder


Function: ability to stretch

Pseudostratified ciliated columnar

Location: nasal cavity


Function: protection and secretion

Polarity

One end is different from another

Apical

Have an exposed surface

Mucous membrane

Secretes mucus (columnar cells)

Cutaneous membrane

(Skin) protection for underlying tissue.

Synovial membrane

Lubricates- found around joints. Where it allows movement.

Basal

Have an attached surface

Avascular

Lacking blood vessels

Endocrine gland

Secretes into blood

Exocrine gland

Secretes into ducts

Goblet cells

Secretes mucous

Merocrine

Ex. Saliva


Secretory products that are packaged.

Apocrine

Ex. Mammary gland


Part of cytoplasm buds off but never nucleus

Holocrine

Ex. Sebaceous glands


Whole cells break off and disintegrate

Serous membrane

Secretes serous fluid. Lubes and protects.

Mesenchymal

Stem cells that turn into fibroblasts and other Ct cells

Mesenchymal

Stem cells that turn into fibroblasts and other Ct cells

Fibroblast

Makes connective tissue

Fibrocytes

Maintains connective tissue

Aponeurosis

Connects muscle to muscle

Periostium

Connective tissue that covers bone

Periostium

Connective tissue that covers bone

Chondroitin sulfates

Makes up cartilage matrix

Perichondrium

Connects cartilage