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Components of CT
Cells
ECM - fibers (collagen, reticular/type IV collagen, elastic) &
Ground Subtance (GAGs, proteoglycans,
glycoproteins)
3 main classes of CT
Embryonic CT
CT Proper (Loose, Dense irregular, Dense regular)
Specialized CT (bone, cartilage, blood)
Type of Loose CT that's made primarily of Collagen I packed in parallel fashion. Found in tendons and ligaments.
Dense Regular CT
Type of Loose CT that is less cellular than LCT, contains little ground substance, and densly packed fibers in random orientation
Dense Irregular CT
3 types Loose CT proper
areolar
reticular
adipose
Where is loose CT typically found?
What commonly occurs in loose CT?
beneath skin and internal body surfaces
site of inflammation and immune rxns
What are the 2 types of cells in CT
Resident (fibroblasts, pericytes, adipocytes)
Transient (MPS and WBC)
Type of resident cell that is the main cell type in LCT and is the cell that secretes the ECM.
What 3 organelles are enriched in this cell?
Fibroblasts
RER, ribosomes, Golgi
Type of resident cell that is pluripotent and considered the mesenchmyal stem cell. Also located near vasculature so they can differentiate during wound healing.
pericytes
What are Mononuclear Phagocyte System (MPS) cells?
derived from monocytes
phagocytize foreign substances and present them to immune cells
secrete lymphokines
Type of CT Proper that is abundant in Collagen III, contains long elastic fibers with little branching, and are found in boundaries b/w CT and epithelium and in lymph organs.
Reticular CT
Type of CT Proper that originates from mesenchymal stem cells and fxn to store triglycerides and provide insulation. Contain droplets of lipids in cytoplasm that are NOT membrane bound!
Adipose
Unilocular adipose with no UCP genes and few blood vessels
White adipose
Multilocular adipose found babies and mediastinum that fxns in heat production. Contain UCP genes to decrease H+ gradients in mitochondria and are highly vascularized. Cold exposure signals mesenchymal stem cells to make more of these cells
brown adipose
The _____ monitors energy state. It receives short-term signals from the ______ and long-term signals from _____.
hypothalamus
gut
adipose