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Connective tissue divisions?

CT proper


CT with special properties


Supporting CT

CT proper, types?

Loose (areolar)


Dense - regular/irregular

CT with special properties

Adipose tissue


Mesenchymal CT


Hematopoetic tissue and blood

Supporting CT

Cartilage


Bone

CT is composed of?

Cells


ECM; ground substance and fiber

Function of CT

Support


Medium for exchange


Defense, protection, repair


Storage of fat

Categories for cells in CT?

Fixed (resident)


Transient (immigrant)

Fixed cells

Fibroblast, fibrocyte


Adipose


Pericytes


Mast cells


Macrophages

Transient/immigrant cells

Lymphocytes


Monocytes


Neutrophils


Eosinophils


Basophils


Plasma cells


Plasma cells

How will transient cells move?

From bone marrow -> blood stream. Recieves stimuli, leaves blood stream -> migrate to CT

Fibroblast

Synthesis of ECM (degrading enzymes)


Abundant in CT


Resident, but can move


Wound healing

Active fibroblast can become a...?

Quiescent fibrocyte

Difference between a fibroblast and fibrocyte?

-blast vs -cyte?

Blast = precursor

Myofibroblast

Modified fibroblast


Similar to smooth muscle cells

Pericytes

Undifferentiated mesenchymal cells


Surrounds endothelial cells of capillaries


May function in contraction


Adipose cells

Derived from mesenchymal cells


Synthesis and storage of triglycerides


Produce ADIPOKINES

Two types of adipose?

Unicolar fat cells - form white adipose tissue


Multilocular fat cells - form brown adipose tissue

Development of fat cell

Mesenchymal cell


Accumilation and coalescense of lipids


Surrounded by basal lamina

WAT function?

Synthesis, storage and release of triglycerides


Release of hormones, cytokines


Protection


Body shape

What is adipokine?

Cytokine (cell signaling protein) secreted by adipose tissue

Function of adipokines

Difference in structure, brown and white adipose?

BAT function?

Neonates


Heat production, thermogenin

Mast cells, arise from?

Bone marrow stem cell


MYELOID STEM CELL

Mast cells function in?

Mediating inflammatory responses and immediate hypersensitivity reactions

Mast cells granules contain?

Histamine, heparin, neutral proteases (tryptase)


PRIMARY MEDIATORS

The two population of mast cells?

Connective tissue mast cells


Muscosal mast cells

CTMCs and T-cells

not dependent

MMCs and T-cells?

Dependent!!

Mast cells initiate?

Immediate hypersensitivity reaction


Aka anaphylactic reaction

Mast cells have what receptors for what?

Fc receptors


IgE

Activation and degranultion

Formation of antibodies, sensitizing


Receptor coupling factors


Primary mediators from granules


Synthesis and release of secondary mediators


cAMP


Ca+ released


Degranulation


Release from mast cells sequence

1. Granule mediators


2. Lipid mediators


3. Cytokines

Macrophage, two groups?

Phagocytes


Antigen-presenting

Monocyte develop in bone marrow and circulate to blood. In CT they become what?

Macrophage

How does macrophages fight foreign substances?

Phagocytose

Plasma cell, content?

RER, cisternae containing Ig


Basophilic


Spherical nucleus


Euchromatim and heterochromatin in cell

Leukocytes types

Monocyte


Neutrophils


Eosinophils


Basophils


Lymphocytes

Embryonic tissue

Mesenchymal tissue + mucous tissue.

Mucous tissue/Warton jelly

Jelly-like, hyaluronic acid, type 1 and 3 collagen, fibroblast


Loose CT

Lies under epithelia of digestive and respiratory = immune cells



Ground substance


Fibroblast, adipose cells, macrophages, mast cells


Collagen, reticular, elastic fibres




Edema


Dense connective tissue

Abundance of fibers, fewer cells

Dense irregular CT

Random bundles of collagen


Fibroblast


Little ground substance

Dense regular collagenous CT

Paralell collagen



Tendon, ligaments

Dense regular elastic CT

Few collagen


Fibroblasts



Large blood vessels, ligamenta flava

Reticular tissue

Type 3 collagen


Fibroblasts and macrophages


WAT

Blood vessels


Plasma membrane of unilocular adipose cells contain reseptors for insulin, growth hormone, etc


Metabolism



Macrophages, mast cells, fibroblast