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nucleus
control center of cell - dna inside
Nucleolus
RNA inside
Ribosomes
create protein
mitochondrion
energy factory
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
has ribosomes all over it- proccesses and transports protein. synthesises phospholipids
golgi complex
flatten sacks. packaging
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
fatty acid and steroid synthesis: detoxifies toxic substances
centrioles
important for cell division
cell membrane( plasma membrane)
controls movement of substances into and out of the cell
interphase
normal cell work..everyday activity
Mitosis
nuclear division
cytokinesis
division of cytoplasmic components
Prophase
breakdown of nucleus
metaphase
all line up in middle of cell
anaphase
centriole seperate chromosome
telophase
development of cleavage peart
epithelial tissue
covers body surface-lines hollow organs, cavities,and ducts form glands
connective tissue
protects and supports the body and its organs-binds organs together-stores energy reserves as fat-provides immunity
muscle tissue
responsible for movement
nervous tissue
initiates and transmits action potentials that help coordinate body activities
squamous
flattened and scale like
cuboidal
cube shaped
columnar
taller than they are wide
simple
made up of only one layer of cells
stratified
made up of two or more layers
lumen
hollow interior
connective tissue consists of
cells- ground substances-fibers
integumentary system
hair, nail, glands, nerve endings
active process (transport)
membrane transport process for which ATP (energy) is required
passive process
membrane transport processthat does not require ATP (energy)
diffusion
spreading of particles in a gas or solution with a movement towards uniform distribution of particles, driven by kinetic energy
concentration gradient
from a area of high concentration, to an area of low concentration
osmosis
duffusion of a water through a membrane from a dillute solution into a more concentated one
Mitochondria makes
ATP
synovial membrane
consists of connective tissue only(no epithelium) and lines the cavities of joints
cutaneous membrane
(skin) stratified squeamous epithelium attached to dense connective tissue. (exposed to the air, unlike other membranes)
Mucous
line body cavities that open to the exterior, such as those of the hollow organs of the digestive, respiratory, and urogenital tract
Serous
are moist membranes found in closed body cavities. consists of simple squamous epithelium resting on areolar (connective) tissue
Functions of the Integumentary system
1.Refulate body temp 2.Protection-physical barrier 3.Sensation 4.Excertion (persperation release) 5.Blood reservoir 6.Immunity 7.Synthesis of Vitamin D
epidermis
outter, thinner portion. (stratified squamous)
Dermis
Inner, thicker part- connective tissue
Subcutaneous(hypeodermis)
not a layer of skin. between skin and organs
Suderiferous gland
sweat gland