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What is mitosis?

Cellular division related to tissue growth

The cell consists of....

Cytoplasm and Plasmalemma

Two types of cytoplasm

Cytosol and Organelles

Plasmalemma is the...

Cell membrane

Plasmalemma is a Phospholipid bilayer with ...

Hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails

Coins

Main types of cells in the body

Somatic cells and sex cells (gametes)

Gametes

Sex cells

Somatic cells

Any cell of a living organism besides the reproductive cells

Mitochondria

Organelles that synthesize ATP to produce energy

Tissues are composed of...

Cells

What are the four tissue types?

Epithelial


Connective


Muscle


Neural

E.C.M.N.

Epithelial tissue characteristics

1.One side attached to basal lamina (basal surface)


2. One side open to the environment (apical surface)


3. Many, tightly packed cells


4. Very little matrix (no intracellular space)


5. Arranged in sheets


6. Continually reproduce

Classification of Epithelia

Simple and Stratified

Simple epithelial tissue

Only one layer of cells

Stratified epithelial tissues

Two or more layers

Types of epithelial cells

Squamous, cuboidal, and columnar

Types of squamous epithelial cells

Simple and stratified

Types of cuboidal epithelial cells

Simple and stratified

Types of columnar epithelium

Simple, stratified, and pseudostratified ciliated

Simple squamous epithelium lines the _______ ________.

Body cavities

Stratified squamous epithelium are on the surface of the _______ and _______.

Tongue and skin

Simple cuboidal epithelium line the ______ and _______

Glands and ducts

Stratified cuboidal epithelium lines _______ _________.

Blood vessels

Transitional epithelium lines the _________ ________.

Urinary bladder

Simple columnar epithelium lines the _________.

Intestine

Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium lines the ______________ system.

Respiratory

Stratified columnar epithelium lines __________ glands.

Salivary

Glands are identified by ...

Branching patterns (morphology) and lined by epithelium

Merocrine

Secretory vessels

Apocrine

Cytoplasm loss

Holocrine

Cell bursts

Connective tissue characteristics

1. Few loosely packed cells


2. Abundant matrix


3. Fill spaces


4. Provides support


5. Stores energy

All connective tissues have three main components

1. Specialized cells


2. Extracellular protein fibers


3. Matrix

Connective tissue proper

Areolar


Adipose


Reticular


Dense regular


Dense irregular


Elastic

Areolar connective tissue is in...

The pleura of lungs

Adipose connective tissue is in...

Subcutaneous fat

Reticular connective tissue is in...

The liver

Dense regular connective tissue is in...

Tendons

Dense irregular connective tissue is in...

The dermis

Elastic connective tissue is in...

Intervertebral ligaments (spinal column)

Supporting connective tissues

Cartilage


- hyaline


- elastic


- fibrocartilage


Bone


Bone


Bone

Fluid connective tissues

Blood


Lymph

Hyaline cartilage is in...

Most joint cartilage

Elastic cartilage is in...

The ear and nose

Fibrous cartilage is in...

Intervertebral discs

Bone is a ________ _________ tissue

Supporting connective

Membranes are made of....

Sheets of epithelial cells and underlying connective tissue

Types of membranes

Mucous


Serous


Cutaneous


Synovial

Fascia

Sheets of connective tissues that separate structures

Types of muscle tissue

Smooth


Skeletal


Cardiac


Types of neural tissue

Neurons


Glial cells

Skeletal muscle tissue is located...

On the skeleton

Smooth muscle tissue is located....

In blood vessels, the digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive organs

Cardiac muscle tissue is located...

In the heart

Neural tissue is located...

In the brain and spinal cord

What type of tissue has one side exposed to the environment?

Epithelial

True or false - connective tissue proper includes adipose, reticular, and cartilage?

False

Name a type of fluid connective tissue

Blood or lymph