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Biodiversity
Animal Tissues
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Biology
Undergraduate 1
10/25/2012

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Term

Epithelial 

Connective 

Muscle 

Nervous

Definition
What are the 4 types of Animal tissues?
Term
tissues
Definition

Most animals are composed of

specialized cells organized into __

Term

Epithelial

Connective

 Muscle 

Nervous

Definition
Tissues are classified into 4 main categories: 
Term
Epithelial Tissue
Definition
Covers the outside of the body and lines the organs and cavities within the body
Term
excreteory
Definition

Some epithelial tissue are __ : 

they secrete mucus, milk, enzymes, and sweat.

Term
absorptive 
Definition

Some epithelial tissue are __ : 

like the lining of the intestines

Term
receptors
Definition

Some epithelial tissues are __ : 

Those that are used for smelling and tasting

Term

Cilia, microvilli

microvilli

Definition

Some epithelial tissues have __ or __ : 

extensions of the cells

__ help to incrase surface area

 

Term
tight junctions
Definition

cells are held together with __ __ 

(leak proof)

Term

cuboidal

columnar

squamous

Definition
The shape of epithelial cells may be:
Term
Cuboidal (cube-shaped)
Definition

Specialized for excretion

Kidney tubules, glands

ex. thyroid and salivary 

Term

columnar (tall, cylindrical) 

 

Definition

Lining of digestive tract

 Secret digestive enzymes, absorb nutrients

Goblet cells – secrete mucus for protection

have microvilli and cilia

Term
squamous (thin, flat, irregular shaped)
Definition
Skin, lining of esophagus, blood vessels
Term

simple

stratified

pseudostratified 

 

Definition
The arrangement of epithelial cells may be:
Term
simple 
Definition

sinlge layer of cells

 

Term
stratified
Definition
multiple layers of cells
Term

simple squamous:

 

Definition

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lining of lungs, blood vessels, urinary tract, male reproductive tract

Term
simple cuboidal
Definition

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kidneys and glands

Term
stratified squamous
Definition

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outer layers of skin, mouth, and throat

surfaces subject to abrasion

Term
pseudostratified
Definition
single layer of cells of varying length
Term
pseudostratified ciliated columnar
Definition

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lining of respiratory passages

cilia beat to keep depri and mucus from entering the lungs

Term

apical

basal

Definition
All epithelial cells have two different sides
Term
apical
Definition

surface that faces the lumen cavity 

  • growing surface
Term
basal 
Definition

surfaces attached to the basal lamina

  • a dense mat of extracellular matrix that separates epithelium from underlying tissue
Term
ECM (extracellular matrix)
Definition

Cells synthesize and secrete __

 

• Holds cells together

• Protection and support for plasma membranes

Term

collagen

 

Definition

Composed of strong fibers of __ (protein)

 

• Most abundant protein in the human

body= 40%

 

located in the extracellular fluid

Term
connecting
Definition

Integrins are __ proteins

 

transmembrane proteins

Term
bind, support
Definition

Connective tissue

Mainly __ and __ other tissues

• It contains sparsely packed cells scattered throughout an

extracellular matrix

• The matrix consists of a web of fibers in a liquid, jelly-like, or solid foundation

Term
collagen
Definition

Three types of fibers, all are made of proteins:

1– Collagenous fibers = provide strength & flexibility, nonelastic,

made up of __

Term
elastin
Definition

Three types of fibers, all are made of proteins:

2– Elastic fibers = stretch and snap back to their original

length, made up of __.

Term
adjacent tissues
Definition

Three types of fibers, all are made of proteins:

3- Reticular fibers = join connective tissue to __ __.

Term
ECM, protect, dispose
Definition

Connective tissues contain many cell types

• Two types predominant:

– Fibroblasts = secrete the proteins of the __.

– Macrophages = type of white blood in

connective tissues, __ against invading pathogens and __ of dead cells.

Term

1. Loose connective tissue

2. Cartilage

3. Fibrous

4. Adipose

5. Blood

6. Bone

Definition

Six types of connective tissues in

vertebrates

Term
widespread, tissues, holds 
Definition

Loose Connective Tissue: 

 

• Most __ connective tissue

• Made up of all three types of fibers

• Binds epithelia to underlying __ and __ organs in place.

Term
flexible, rubbary, chondrocytes, lacuna (lacunae), chondroitin sulfate
Definition

Cartilage: 

• Strong and __ support material

• Collagen fibers embedded in a __ matrix

• Cells called __ are found in small groups (2 – 4) in cavities __ ( __ ) in the matrix

• Secrete the matrix called __ __.

• Found in nose, ears, airways, sternum

• Skeleton in early development (starts out as cartilage and is replaced with bone).

Term
parallel, muscles
Definition

Fibrous Connective Tissue:

 

• Dense with collagen fibers

• Fibers form __ bundles

  •  Found in

– Tendons = attaches __ to bones

– Ligaments = connects bones and joints (bones to bones)

Term
loose, swells, shrinks, nuclei
Definition

Adipose Tissue:

Specialized type of __ connective tissue

• Each cell contains a fat droplet that __ when fat is stored and __ when fat is used as fuel

• Very small __

• Store energy, insulation, cushioning, protection

Term
plasma, Erythrocytes, oxygen, Leukocytes, immune system
Definition

Blood:

Liquid extracellular matrix = __

• Dissolved substances (proteins, salts, ect)

Two cell types

1. __

• Red blood cells

• Carry __

2. __

• White blood cells

• Many types

• Important components of the __ __.

 

Term
skeleton, bone-forming, collagen, central canal, lacunae
Definition

Bone:

• Mineralized, forms the __

– Calcium, magnesium, and phosphate ions

• Osteoblasts = __-__ cells

– Deposit matrix of __

• Osteon = concentric layers of mineralized matrix which surround a __ __

– Contains blood vessels and nerves

• Canaliculi = hairlike canals that connect the __ to each other and to the central canal

Term
 Support, Movement, Protection, Mineral, Blood cell 
Definition

Functions of Bone:

1: __

2: __- connections for muscles

3: __ for delicate organs

4: __ storage - calcium and phosphate

5: __ __ formation - marrow

Term

muscle fibers, nerve, mycofilaments, abundant, 

1. Skeletal muscle

2. Smooth muscle

3. Cardiac muscle

Definition

Muscle Tissue:

• consists of long cells called __ __.

• Contract in response to __ signals

– Cells possess __ (contractile protein filaments)

• Most __ tissue in the body

• It is divided in the vertebrate body into three types: ?

 

Term
nuclei, longest, voluntary, striated, rapidly
Definition

Skeletal Muscle:

• Multiple __ per cell, __ muscle cells.

• Responsible for __ movement (under conscious control)

• Skeletal muscles - connect to bones, important for organismal movement

• Have light and dark bands = appear __

• Can contract __, but tire easily

Term
single, internal, conscious, sustained
Definition

Smoothe Muscle:

• Lack striations, each cell has a __ nucleus

• Make up the walls of many __ organs

– Forces fluids to other substances through

• Involuntary = not under __ control

• Contractions are slow and __.

Term
heart, branched, intercalated disks, synchronize 
Definition

Cardiac Muscle:

Found only in the __, involuntary

• Striated, __ cells with a single nucleus

• Unique junctions = __ __

– Important communication channels between cells that __ contractions.

Term
controlling, communicating, transmit, immediate, Neurons, neurotransmitters, axons, dentrites, Glial cells
Definition

Nervous Tissue:

• The master __ and __ system of the body

• Sense stimuli and __ signals throughout an animal

– Cells communicate by electrical signals which are rapid, specific, and cause __ responses

• Nervous tissue contains two main cell types:

– __ (nerve cells)

• Transmit nerve impulses & release chemical signals (__)

• Have extensions = __ and __

– __

• Help nourish, insulate, replenish neurons

Term
long lived, divide, metabolic rate, oxygen, glucose
Definition

Neurons:

1. Extremely __ __: entire lifetime of an organism

2. Do not __

3. Very high __ __

• Require continuous & abundant supplies of __ and __

 

Term
sensory, Transmitting, Processing, Responding
Definition

Signaling by Neurons:

Involved in bringing in __ information

• eyes, ears, ect

• __ this information

• __ it

• Spinal cord, brain

• __ -communicating information between brain and muscles.

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