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| What are the four main categories of tissues? |
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| Epithelial, muscle, nerve, and connective |
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| What tissue cells line hollow organs? |
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| what tissue is used for structural strength and defense? |
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| what tissue is used in contraction? |
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| The lining of all blood vessels (endothelium) is done by simple ? epithelium |
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| Deletion of ? prevents the appearance of a stratified epithelium. |
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| A novel protein called ? regulates the assembly of actin and microtubules in epithelial cells |
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| What cells have nuclei like purple cigars |
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| in cardiac muscle cells are joined at ends by ? |
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| In cardiac muscle the nucleus is ? |
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| what are clusters of nerve cell bodies in the peripheral nervous system? |
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| Peripheral nerves are one or more bundles of axons; each with a surrounding ? |
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| What tissue may have large amounts of extracellular matrix present? Also many different cell types may be mixed in together. |
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| What are the most abundant cells in connective tissue? |
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| Blood cells have how many nuceli |
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What has round cells (chondrocytes) embedded in a solid, rubbery ECM.
What is the hole called when chondrocytes fall out? |
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| What type of epithelium is most often found in: the skin, ducts of glands, the intestine, blood vessels, and the respiratory system. |
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| Stratified Cuboidal Epithelium |
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| What regulates the shape of the membrane and is connected to an internal cytoskeleton (actin)? |
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