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Tissue

A group of similar cells specialiazed to perform a common function derived from the three primary germ layers

Histogenesis

Differentiation of the three primary germ layers into tissues

Four chief types of tissues

Epithelium, connective tissue, muscular and nervous tissue

Epithelium

Derived from the three germ layers ( ecto, meso, endoderm ).



Composed of one or more layers of continuous cells with scanty intercellular substance.



Lines external/internal surface

Connective tissue

Mesoderm

Originate

Muscular tissue

Mesoderm

Originate

Nervous tissue

Ectoderm

Originate

Basic tissue components

Cells, intercellular substance, fluids

Intercellular substance

Ground substance, matrix

Components

Fluid Component of Tissue

Plasma, lymph, csf, tissue fluid

Germ Layers

Ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

3

Other terms for intercellular substance

Ground substance, cementing substance

Basement membrane

Anchors epithelium to the underlying connective tissue

Lamina propria

Underlying connective tissue that the basement membrane is connected to

Functions of Epithelium

Protection, absorption, secretion, sensory reception, excretion

PASSE

True or False: epithelium is vascular

False. Epithelium is avascular

Avascular

Lacks blood supply



Epithelium has many nerve fibers.



Nutrients diffuse through underlying capillary bed

Metaplasia

Transformation of one tissue into another

Epithelial cells

Nucleus- conforms to cell shape



With cytoplasm



Manifest polarity

Indications of Polarity ( distal & basal )


Distal - filamentous mitochodria, secretory granules, centrioles, golgi apparatus



Basal - granular mitochondria, chromidial substance, nuclei of columnar cells

Classification of Epithelium

Cell layers - simple, stratified



Shape- squamous, cuboidal, columnar