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- epithelial
- muscular
- nervous
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- those surrounding an organ
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| tissue is immersed in a preservative solution to maintain the tissue's existing structure |
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| water is removewd with alcohol and the tissue is impregnated with paraffin wax |
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| the tissue is cut into extremely thin slices by an instrument called a microtome. When the section runs the length of the tissue, it is called a longitudinal section; when the section runs across the tissue, it is called a cross section. |
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| the tissue is immersed in dyes that stain different structures. The most common dyes are hematoxylin and eosin stains (H & E). They give a differential blue and red color to the basic and acidic structures within the tissue |
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| scale-like, many-sided cell shape |
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| a type of layer that only has one layer of cells |
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| type of layer where there are multiple layers of cells packed on top of each other |
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| a type of layer that appear to be layered but actually aren't |
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| a type of protein that makes the outer layer of epidermis tough, protective, and able to repel water |
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protects
found: lining of lungs & blood vessels |
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absorbs molecules
found: lining of kidney tubules, various glands |
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| simple columnar epithelium |
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absorbs nutrients
found:lining of small intestinge & oviducts |
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| pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium |
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sweeps impurities toward throat
found: lining of trachae |
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| loose fibrous connective tissue |
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- supports and binds organs
found: occurs beneath skin & most epithelial layers |
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| dense fibrous connective tissue |
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found: dermis of skin, tendons, ligaments
function: support |
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- cells filled with fat
- insulates & stores fat
found: beneath skin, around heart & other organs
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- support & function
- found: nose, walls of repiratory passsage, ends of bones |
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- voluntary movement of body
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- functions in movement of substances in lumens of body
- spindleshaped
- found in blookvessel walls and walls of the digestive tract |
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| solutionL test for protein |
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| colors: test for proteins |
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negative - blue
protein - purple
peptides - pinkishpurple |
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| solution: test for starch |
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negative - brown
positive - purple/black |
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| solution: test for sugars |
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negative - blue
high concentration monosaccharide - oranged red |
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| various; lipid synthesis in some cells |
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| processing, packaing, and distribution of molecules |
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| storage and transport of substances |
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| formation of basal bodies, which give rise to cilia and flagella |
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| when a solvent molecule diffuses across the plasma membrane |
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| when a solute molecule that diffuses across the plasma membrane |
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| hypertonic red blood cell |
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| less than 0.9% NaCL solution |
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| the movement of molecules from a higher concentration to a lower concentration |
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