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Matrix 2종

-Formed (fibrous) : collagen, elastic, reticular


-Amorphous(no shape): proteogycan (슈가)

Epithelial tissue

Skin. Primary lining/covering tubes+ body cavities + glandular tissue


(Closrly grouped , polyhedral cells)

Epithelial tissue 특징

Desmosome ( cellular jux)


Little/No intercellular mat.(Matrix) & fluid


Avascular (no blood, nerve)


High mitosis


Seperate by basement membrane

Epithelial tissue morphology

Squamous, cuboidal, columnar, transitional


Layer#에따라


-simple - 혈관, ovary, cervix( delicate area)


=stratified


~psuedostratified 가짜레이어~ oral mucosa, trachea, sinus


Stratified Squamous Epithelium - skin/oral mucosa*


Superficial layer(dead skin)


Surface layer(keratinized)


Deeper layer (Basal cells=Reproduction)

What kind of tissue fluid in epithelial tissue?

Tissue fluid (comes from b.plasma- diffuse thru capillaries 삼투압)


Fluid carry nutrients & waste-> return to capillaries(via lymph) -> cells


Ground substance(intercellular)- chemical substance


Allow passage of metabolites btw blood & tissue

Intercellular substance (ground sub)

Fills space btw cells in tissue


Barrier around each cell


Way of exchange of gas &metabolic sub


Produce by cells


무색, 무모양, 투명

Very little intercellular substance in

Epithelial tissue

Melanin

Inclusion

Keratin

Intermediate protein filament


Found in calloused(hard) epithelial tissue

입안 stratified squamous epithel.tissu

Keratinized tissue: opaque, tough fibrous, waterproof, protein keratin


(Protection layer& bacteria, resistant to friction)


No Nucleus ex) hard palate



Non-Keratinized tissue; easily injured, NUCLEUS

Basement membrane

Evey type of epithel.tiss rest on basement membrane!!!


-thin, Acellular, Non-living(no cell)

Always located between epithelial tissue & connective tissue?

Basement membrane

Basement membrane 기능

Support, filtration barrier

What type of cellular connection/junction does epithelial tissue have to the basement membrane?

Hemi

Basal Lamina

Secreted by epithelial tissue

Reticular Lamina

Secreted by connective tissue

Epithel티슈는 Rete Pegs 만드는 능력도잇지요

Rete pegs= extensions of epithelium into connective issue(*come from epithelial and dig down into connective tissue*)


왜중요?


Add mechanical strength


Provide more surface area


B.vessel come in closer contact to epithelial layer to nourish

Rete peg cause stippling/dumpling in attached gingival

Irregular binding of epithelium to bone by callagen fibers


Epithelium is pulled tight to bone

Deeper germinal cell.. basal layer

Mitosis. . Epithelium highly Regenerate , rapid cell turnover .

Epithelial cell undergo cellular differentiation

Deeper germinal layer -> tissue surface (shed/lost)

Epithelial cell join by

Intercellular junctions (desmosome)


Except most superficial area

Epithelial cell tightly joined

Non cellular surface (Hemi)


Basement membrane


Jux epithelium (sulcular)이빨표면

Epithel.tissu 2 메이저 그룹

1. Surface epithel.tissu(covering & lining) - simple, stratified, peuso


(gland)


-Endocine gland- no duct


2. Glandular epithel.tissu(gland)-Endocine gland- no duct -Exocrine gland- duct-salivary gland*Mixed endo/exi - pancreas


-Exocrine gland- duct-salivary gland*


Mixed endo/exi - pancreas



Basement membrane = nonliving

Basal lamina( lamina=layer) + Reticular lamina + Connective tissue

Connective tissue

Cells + Marix


Most abundant & widespread tissue


몇개없어여


- fewer cells spaced further apart


- matrix 엄청많아여


- mitosis (epi는 basal layer만이지만)


- vascular (except cartilage)


- own blood supply


- nerve supply (except cartilage)

What cell in connective tissue?

Fixed & Wandering (move in &out)



Miatrix: fiber & ground sub



1.Fibroblast (principle cell*)


Large, flat, elongated


Fixed (don't leave tissue to enter b.)


*produce fibers* = matrix maker


2. Macrophage(histocyte)


3. Plasma cell (lymphocyte에서)- AB antibodies immune system


4. Mast cell (혈관근처)- 히스타민,해파린


5. *Mesenchymal cell (can change into necessary cell- fibroblast , fixed)

Matrix

Provide medium for transport (영양분/쓰레기), support hold cell together


Amorphous ground sub젤리loosygoosy all over


(soft, viscous) - polysaccharide+protein


Fluid made by fibroblasts(soft, viscous) - polysaccharide+protein *Hard, calcified- proteogycan, hydroxyapetite(뼈에잇엉)


*Hard, calcified- proteogycan, hydroxyapetite(뼈에잇엉)



Formed matrix- fibers ( collagen=thick strong, elastic=yellow thin, reticular=very thin)

2 classification of connective tissue

1.Embryonic con.tiss=mescenchyme



2.Mature con.tiss(soft)


-loose con.tiss( areolar, adipose, reticular)


-dense(many more fibers): lagament


-cartilage(firm) - hyaline, fibrous, elastic


-bone(ridge)


-blood&lymph

Classification type I


1st form conn.tissu - all otgrt CTarise from

Mescenchymal tissue-Embryonic Ct



Undifferentiated 커서뭐할까


Ex) fibroblast, chondroblast(카틀리지), osteoblasts [forming cell]


Irregular shaped cells


Fibroblast-> Reticular fibers 얇지만강함)

Classification type II


Mature ct. (based on texture)

Soft - ct proper- 입안이(loose+dense)


deeper layer of skin, oral mucosa


Firm - cartilage


Rigid -bone


Fluid - blood, lymph

II Mature ct- Loose ct (soft)

Fills space btw organs & tissues


1.Areolar - few cells, amorphous packaging


2.Adipose - areolar깊숙이에잇음. Derive from fibroblasts.


3.Reticular - liver, spleen, lymph nodes. Very thin fibers



II. Mature ct , Dense(fibrous) ct (soft)

Under skin


Tendon & Ligament *densely pack ct


Forms capsules around organs


Found throughout the body


Ex. PDL, TMJ

어떤cell잇나


Fibroblast


Where can you find dense ct?


Deepest layer of demis/lamina propria

Dense irregular / regular ct

Irregular - areolar비슷 (loose) , more dense bc collagenous fibers [periosteum, tmj캡슐, heart valve, duramater]


Regular- stronger.. 1,Elastic fiber(ligament.flexible)


2.Fibrous (*tendon, lagament, body)


Heavy, tightly packed collagen fiber, resist tension

Collagen=strongest, 큰줄 boat to doc= fibrous


Elastic= spring


Reticular = thin thread


Connective tissue proper

Loose & dense ct


Skin deep to epidermis = dermis


ct proper in Oral mucosa= lamina propria