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        | Location (what is this organ) LUNG  name the cavities in this view that are lined by this epithelium ALVEOLI General function of this epithelium FILTRATION, RAPID DIFFUSION, OSMOSIS, SECRETION name two other locations where this epithelium is found CAPILLARIES, LINING OF BLOOD VESSELS |  | 
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        | Name specific tissue type SIMPLE CUBOIDAL location here (What organ) KIDNEY name one other location this type could be found OVARY, LIVER, THYROID,BRONCHIOLS, SALVILARY list 2 specific functions of this epithelium SECRETION, REABSORBTION list 3 types of active transport that could be included in this epithelium function SYMPORT, ANTIPORT, UNIPORT |  | 
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        | Name this specific type of tissue SIMPLE COLUMNAR name 3 possible locations this epithelium could be found GALLBLADDER, LARGE DUCTS, STOMACH, SMALL-LARGE INTESTINES two functions of this epithelium PRODUCTION AND ABSORBTION OF ENZYMES what is the opaque,lighter appearing cell in this epithelium GOBLET CELL how is the apical surface of this epithelium modified BRUSH BORDER - MICROVILLI INCREASES SURFACE AREA what type of protein is incorporated in the above structure? MICROFILAMENT (ACTIN) |  | 
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        | Name specific tissue type PSUEDOSTRATIFIED EPITHELIUM name two possible locations this epithelium could be found EPIDIDIMUS,NASAL CHAMBER, TRACHEA, BRONCHI structures at special apical surface of this epithelium CILIA  type of protein incorporated in the above structures MICROTUBULE (TUBULIN)  two functions of this epithelium FILTRATION , MOVEMENT how can this be distinguished from other simple epithelium NUCLEI NOT ALIGNED |  | 
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        | Name specific tissue type TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM is this epithelium simple or stratified STRATIFIED list two possible locations this epithelium could be found URINARY BLADDER, UMBILICAL CORD, PART OF URETHRA, PORTION OF URETER. function of this epithelium PERMITS DISTENTION  type of junctions between cells and function of these junctions TIGHT JUNCTION, WATER TIGHT how can this be distinguished from other multilayered epithelia CELLS CAN TRANSITION IN SHAPE/ RETURN TO CONTRACTED SHAPE |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL NON KERATINIZED name two possible locations for the epithelium VAGINA, ESOPHAGUS, LINING OF THE MOUTH type of membrane at base of all epithelium BASEMENT MEMBRANE  Function of this epithelium PROTECTION is this epithelium water tight? How do you know? NOT WATER TIGHT, NO KERATIN |  | 
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        | Name specific tissue type STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL KERATINIZED  bottom layer of cells in this epithelium STRATUM BASALE what cellular junction accounts for the spiny looking cell in the second layer? STRATUM SPINOSUM -DESMOSOMES protein that makes this epithelium water tight KERATIN clear area between living and dead cell layers STRATUM LUCIDIUM |  | 
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        | Name specific tissue type Stratified squamous KERATINIZED Top dead layer of cells STARTUM CORNEUM last layers of living cells STRATUM GRANULOSUM  pigment cells in bottom layer MELANOCYTES (MELANIN) Name of the individual cells in this epithelium KERATINOCYTES |  | 
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        | name the specific tissue type CILIATED COLUMNAR name a location where this could be found FALLOPIAN TUBE specific function of this epithelium MOVE EGG DOWN TUBE general term for a cavity or opening against the apicial surface LUMEN |  | 
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        | name specific tissue type MESENCHYME type of protein fibers in this tissue RETICULAR FIBER COLLAGEN function of this connective tissue GIVES RISE (FORMS ALL OTHER CONNECTIVE TISSUES) name the three embryonic germ layers EMBRYONIC,MESODERM, ENDODERM, ECTODERM   |  | 
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        | name specific tissue type AREOLAR/LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE main type of cell FIBROBLAST two types of protein fibers found in this tissue COLLAGEN, ELASTIC FIBER function of this tissue STRENGTH ELASTICITY, SUPPORT, LOOSELY BINDS AND SUPPORTS two locations this tissue could be found SUBCUTAMOUS LAYER, AROUND NERVES, BLOOD VESSLES, DERMAL PAPILLAE |  | 
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        | name specific tissue type ADIPOSE type of cell ADIPOCYTE name two locations this tissue could be found AROUND HEART, KIDNEY, SUBCUTANEOUS LAYER, (ORGANS) two functions of this tissue REDUCES HEAT LOSS, ENERGY RESERVE, BODY CONTOUR |  | 
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        | name the specific tissue type RETICULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE type of protein fibers RETICULAR FIBER function of this type of connective tissue BINDS SMOOTH MUSCLE, SUPPORTS SOFT TISSUE, SUPPORTS STROMA cells that produce the fibers RETICULAR CELLS  name two locations this connective tissue could be found THYMUS, LIVER, SPLEEN, LYMPHNODES, TONSILS |  | 
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        | name specific tissue type DENSE REGULAR CONNECTINVE TISSUE cell type FIBROBLAST type of protein in this connective tissue COLLAGEN function of this tissue PROVIDES STRONG ATTATCHMENT POINS AROUND VARRIOUS STRUCTURES, HISH TENSION STRENGTH, RESISTS STRESS name two locations TENDONS, LIGAMENTS   |  | 
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        | name the specific tissue type DENSE IRREGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE major protein COLLAGEN cell type FIBROBLASTS location PERIOSTEUM, DURA MATER, DERMIS general function of this connective tissue MULITDIRECTIONAL STRENGTH |  | 
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        | name the specific tissue type HYALINE CARTILAGE cell type CHONDROCYTES term for material making up the matrix GROUND SUBSTANCE function NONRIGID SUPPORT two locations this tissuue could be found NOSE BETWEEN RIBS, ENDS OF BONES, TRACHEA |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type FIBROCARTILAGE how is this distinguished from DCT? CELLS ARE ROUND cell type CHONDROCYTE significant protein in matrix COLLAGEN  function ABILITY TO WITHSTAND HIGH PRESSURE, ABSORB SHOCK, RESISTS COMPRESSION cavities the cells are located in  LACUNAE two locations this tissue could be found INTERVERTEBRAL DISKS, SYMPHIS PUBIS, MENISCI OF KNEE  |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type ELASTIC CARTILAGE unique protein to this connective tissue ELASTIN two locations this tissue could be found EXTERNAL EARS  function FLEXIBLE SUPPORT |  | 
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        | Name specific tissue type OSSEOUS Cell type OSTEOCYTE Cavities cells are locates in LACUNEA Dark area in center HAVERSION CANAL two structures found in this dark center area ARTERY, VEIN, NERVE Tiny,crack like lines radiating outward from center CANALICULI Funxtion of above structures DIFFUSION OF NUTRIENTS- WASTES General function of this tissue RIGID SUPPORT, STORE, HOUSE BLOOD FORMING AREAS  |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type BLOOD (VASCULAR) main cell type ERYTHROCYTE function of these cells TRANSPORT GASES (O2/CO2) cells that pixks up darker stain (blue) and are fewer in number LEUKOCYTES (WBC)  General function of these darker staining cells DEFENSE, IMMUNITY  |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type SKELETAL MUSCLE Location this tissue could be found MUSCLE Voluntary or involuntary VOLUNTARY  Multinucleate or uninucleate MULTINUCLEATE  |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type CARDIAC MUSCLE Location of tissue HEART Name the structure seperating individual cells INTERCALATED DISKS Name the two types of junctions in the above structure GAP JUNCTION, DESMOSOMES Voluntary or involuntary INVOLUNTARY, GAP JUNCUTION Multinucleate. Or uninucleate  UNINUCLATE |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type SMOOTH MUSCLE  Name the type junction between cells GAP JUNCTION voluntary or involuntary INVOLUNTARY  multinucleate or uninucleate UNINUCLEATE  |  | 
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        | Name the specific tissue type NERVOUS  specific cell type MULTIPOLAR Function of this cell type TRANSMISSION, CUNDUCTS IMPULSES extensions of cells that conduct impulses into soma DENDRITE extensions of the cell that conducts impulses away feom soma AXON |  | 
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