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Type II pneumocytes
Type II pneumocytes
-type II pneumocytes have two important function:

-regeneration of alveolar lining after injury

-surfactant production
-type II pneumocytes have two important function:

-regeneration of alveolar lining after injury

-surfactant production
Specificity test
a b
c d

specificity = d/(b+ d)
PCP symptoms
-PCP is hallucinogen that works by antagonizing the NMDA receptor

-moderate amounts cause dissociative symptoms, including detachment and withdrawal

-at higher doses, PCP can induce agitation, hallucinations, and violent behavior

-ataxia, nystagmus, and memory loss are other distinguishing symptoms of PCP abuse
Embryology of pituitary gland
Embryology of pituitary gland
-pituitary (adenohypophysis) is derived from surface ectoderm during embryologic development 

-anterior pituitary develops in Rathke's pouch, an embryologic space in roof of developing mouth

-ectoderm gives rise to surface ectoderm, neural t...
-pituitary (adenohypophysis) is derived from surface ectoderm during embryologic development

-anterior pituitary develops in Rathke's pouch, an embryologic space in roof of developing mouth

-ectoderm gives rise to surface ectoderm, neural tube, and neural crest
Turner's syndrome symptoms

-presentation: 20 year old woman undergoes bilateral oophorectomy – ovaries small and underdeveloped
-consist of connective tissue with no follicles present
"Streak ovaries" = ovaries with no follicles present (aka, menopause before menarche)
--Streak ovaries, amenorrhea, and infertility are gonadal manifestations of Turner's syndrome

-associated with short stature, webbed neck, low posterior hairline, and COARCTION OF THE AORTA
Paracortex of lymph node
Paracortex of lymph node
-paracortex is region of lymph node populated primarily by T lymphocytes and dendritic cells

-poor development of lymph node paracortex seen with DiGeorge's syndrome
-paracortex is region of lymph node populated primarily by T lymphocytes and dendritic cells

-poor development of lymph node paracortex seen with DiGeorge's syndrome
Lymph node cortex – follicles
Lymph node cortex – follicles
-cortical follicles are sites of B-cell localization and proliferation

-primary follicles are dense and dormant

-secondary follicles have pale germinal center with proliferating B cells and follicular dendritic cells

-in agammaglobulinemi...
-cortical follicles are sites of B-cell localization and proliferation

-primary follicles are dense and dormant

-secondary follicles have pale germinal center with proliferating B cells and follicular dendritic cells

-in agammaglobulinemia, germinal centers and primary lymphoid follicles do not form due to absence of B cells.