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| Extracellular material that surrounds cells |
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| chemicals, histological sections, stain |
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| one or more layers of closely adhearing cells, exposed surface |
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| every cell touches basment membrane |
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| come cells rest on top of each other |
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| simple squamous epithelial |
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| simple squamous epithelium |
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| single layer of squamous cells |
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| range from 2-20 layers of cells some not all on BM |
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| found on skin surface and covered with dead squamous cells |
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| non dead surface layer......vagina |
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| Fibourous connective proper (connective tissue proper) |
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| most diverse connective tissue, all connective tissues contain fibers, but the tissues considered here are classified together because fibers are so conspicuous |
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| prodouce the fibers and ground substance |
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| wander through the connective tissues |
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| react against bacteria,, toxins, and other foreign agents |
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| synthesize disease fighting proteins, called antibodies |
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| secrete a chemical called heparin that clots blood |
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| appear in small clusters in some fibrous connective tissues |
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| tough, flexible, and resist stretching |
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| form a sponge like framework for such organs as the spleen and lymph nodes |
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| thinner than collagenous fibers made of a protein called elastin which lets it recoil like a rubber band |
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| much of the space is occupied by ground substance |
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| fiber occupies more than space than the cells and ground substance, and appears closely packed |
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| what cartlilage is enclosed by |
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| bone tissue (osseous tissue) |
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| composed of multiple tissue types |
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| blood vessels and nerves through the bone |
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| bone martix is deposited into this |
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| central canal + lamellae = |
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| lacunao between the lamellae are occupied by osteocytes |
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| these radiate from each lacuna to its neighbors and allow the osteocytes to contact each other. |
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| a liquid connective tissue that travels through tubular vessels |
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| erythrocytes (red blood cells) |
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| transport oxygen and carbon dioxide |
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| leukocytes (white blood cells) |
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| various roles against infection and other diseases |
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| specialized for rapid communication by means of electrical and chemical signals |
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| what nervous tissues are made of, specialized to detect stimuli, respond quickly and transmt info rapidly |
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| houses nucleus and most organelles |
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| receive signals from other cells and transmitt messages to soma |
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| send outgoing signals to other cells |
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| fibers arranged parallel, striated, multiple nuclei, voluntary |
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| cells are much shorter and commonly called MYOCYTES rather than fibers, the myocytes are joined end to end by junctions called intercalated discs |
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| lacks striations, involuntary, they are fusiform and short. |
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| a cell or organ that secretes substances for use in the body or elimination as waste |
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| chemical messengers to stimulate cells elsewhere in the body |
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