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Tissue
Group of similar cells that arise from the same region of the developing embryo, and work together to perform a specific task.
4 types of tissue
-Epithelial: cover surfaces or line tubes and hollow organs.
-Connective: provide support, protection, and filling spaces.
-Muscular: produces movement when stimulated by nerve impulses.
-Nervous: neurons initiate nerve impulses.
Human development begins with...
A single cell (a fertillized egg)
Primary Germ Layers
-Endoderm -innermost (digestive and respiratory)
-Mesoderm: middle layer (bone, muscle, connective)
-Ectoderm: outermost (epithelium, nervous)
Epithelial tissue
Cells tightly arranged in continuous sheets with little intracellular space.
-High rate of division helps keep tissue in constant repair.
Layers of eplithelial tissue
Simple -single layer (diffusion, osmosis, filtration, secretion, absorption)
Stratified- two or more layers (protection)
Pseudostratified - single layer, not all reach apical surface (ciliated or secrete mucous)
Ex of stratified epithelial tissue
Palms, Finger, Soles
Glandular epithelium
Funcition: Secretion
Gland
Any collection of cell that secrete substances either into the blood, onto a surface, or into ducts.
Endocrine glands
Secrete hormones directly into the bloodstream to regulate body activites.
Ex. pituitary, adrenal, thyrod
Excocrine glands
Secrete mucous, saliva, sweat into ducts that empty onto the surface of a lining
Connective tissue
Supports, strengthens, binds together other tissues.
-Primary site of stored energy (adipose tissue) and immune response and provides the body with its main transport system (blood).
Clast cells
Break tissue down
Blast cells
Build tissue
Process of building connective tissue
Arise from 2 types of embryonic cells: BLAST cells divide and make matrix, Then CYTE cells maintain.
6 Types of Connective Tissue
Fibroblasts
Macrophages
Plasma Cells
Mast cells
Adipocytes
White blood cells
Loose connective tissue
Most common type in human body. Composed of Areolar, Adipose, Reticular tissues.
Areolar tissue
Forms subcutaneous layer that attaches skin to underlying tissues.
Adipose tissue
Stores triglycerides (fat)
Provides insulation, and energy reserves.
Reticular tissue
Supporting framework of the liver, lymph nodes, spleen.
Bind smooth muslce together.
Dense connective tissue
Thicker fibers and fewer cells than loose. Tough. Forms tendons and ligaments.
Dense regular connective tissue
Tough, silvery-white, pliable
Ligaments, tendons
Dense irregular connective tissue
Occurs where forces pull from multiple directions.
Pericardium, heart valves, dermis of skin
Elastic connective tissue
Easily resumes normal shape after being stretched.
Walls of elastic arteries, lungs
Cartilage
Made of tightly packed collagen and elastic fibers, in a rubbery substance known as chondroitin sulfate.
Ears, nose, trachea, intervertabal disks.
Hyaline cartilage
Most abundant and weakest type in the body. Provides a smooth surface for movement at joints.
Chondro
Cartilage
Fibrocartilage
Kneecaps, discs between
Support and connectivity: Strongest
Elatic cartilage
Gives shape and support
Epiglottis, external ear
Strength and elasticity
Osseous tissue
Bone tissue
Composed of collagen calcium phosphate (provides its durablity)
Compact bone
Composed of osteons
Spongy bone
Lacks osteons
Bood tissue
Liquid matrix is blood plasma, with formed elements suspended in it.
Lymph
Extracellalar fluid flowing in lymphatic vessels
Epithelial membrane
Epithelial layer and connective layer
3 types:
Mucous, Serous, Cutaneous
Synovial membrane
Lines cavities of moveable joints