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| Epithelial characteristics |
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| 1 cells fit closely together and often formed sheets 2 the apical surface is the free surface of the tissue 3 the lower surface of the epithelium rests on a basement membrane 4 avascular (no blood supply)5 regenerate easily if well nourished |
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| Protection absorption filtration secretion |
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| Simple squamous epithelium function |
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| Air sacs of lungs, capillaries |
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| Absorption, secretion of mucus, enzymes ect, ciliates moves mucus |
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| Pseudkstratified columnar |
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| F secretion and population. L. Lines trachea (goblet cells and cilia) |
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| Protects tissue underneath, lines mouth and esophagaus, skin |
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| Protects tissue underneath, lines mouth and esophagaus, skin |
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| Stretchy, lines urinary bladder |
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| Unicellular exocrine gland, dispersed in epitheliums of intestinal and respiratory tracts, makes mucus |
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| Mostly water along with adhesion proteins and polysaccharide molecules |
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| white fibers, heavy cross-linking increases stength |
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| long, thin fibers that can strtch and recoil for elasticity |
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| thin and more delicate fibers, forms nets around blood vessels and soft organs |
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| blood cells and macrophases engulfing white blood cells |
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| (white blood cells) immune cells |
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| cushions organs, immune barrier against foreign invaders, holds tissue fluid, under epithelia and around organs |
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| stores energy, insulation, protective cushion, under skin, around kidneys, abdomen, breats, 18 percent body weight |
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| attatches muscles to bones, bones to bones, super strong , tendons, ligaments |
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| structural strength , can withstand pulling from many diff directions, L: dermis of skin- submuscosa of digestive tract-capsules of organs |
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| support and reinforcement, cushioning joints, resillement against compression, trachea, larynx, end of long bones, growth plates |
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structure with a lot of flexibility
L: external ear |
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| strength, absorbing properties, disks, knee joint |
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support and protect where blood is made, stores minerals
bones of skeleton |
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transports oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrients,waste to/from cell
blood vessels and tissue |
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| long branded cells, cell body-nucleus ]dendrites-processes on cell body that recieve impulses, axons- long proccesses that send impulses to other cells |
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| voluntary movement, muscles attatched to bone or skin |
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involuntary movement, pumps blood
heart |
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more substances through the body, involuntary
L: walls of hollow organs- uterus, digestive tract |
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