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| study of the origin and development of an individual during the prenatal period (conception to birth) |
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| basic body plan established (week 1-8) |
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| what is the inner cell mass and what does it divide into |
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the mass that divides into 2 sheets of cells
diveis into the epiblast (amniotic sac) and the hypoblast (yolk sack) |
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| what do the cells of the epiblast and hypoblast make up |
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| they make up the bilaminar and embryonic disk |
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| this gives rise to the entire body |
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| embryo grows into a trilaminar |
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| forms the three primary germ layers from which all tissues develop |
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| group of cells similar in structure working together to perform a specialized function |
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| tissues are common in what origin |
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| they are common in embryonic origin |
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| what factors are tissues influenced by |
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| tissues are influenced by extracellular factors and connections |
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| tissues go from what states |
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| they go from liquid to semisolid to hard |
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| a tissue that covers a body surface, lines up hollow organs, body cavities, ducts, and it forms glands |
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| these tissues protect and support body and its organs |
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| specialized for contraction and generation of force |
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| responds to stimuli generating nerve impulses; activating muscular contractions and glandular secretions |
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| removal of a sample of living tissue to help diagnose disorders-removed surgically or by needle and syringe |
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| what type of tissues are removed for cancer and unexpected infections |
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| diseased tissues are removed for what |
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| contact points between the plasma membrane of cells in a tissue |
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| major types of cell junctions, 5 |
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tight junctions
adherens junction
desmosomes
hemidesmosomes
gap junctions |
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| substance and space in between cells |
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| epithelial tissues not covered by another tissue but always found adjacent to what tissue |
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| connective tissue is found adjacent to what tissue |
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| two types of epithelial tissue |
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| surface and glandular are what type of epithelial tissue |
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| feature of the epithelial tissue |
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| cells are arranged in continuous sheets and have lateral surfaces, apical surface, and basal surface |
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| the surface of epithelial cells |
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| superficial apical, surface face, body face, body structure, cavity, lumen, duct |
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| lateral surface face what cells |
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| this surface faces adjacent cells on either side of cell junctions |
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| the deep basal surface that adheres to extracellular material |
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cellularity
numerous cell injunctions
polarity (basal vs apical)
support (connective tissue)
avascular
regeneration |
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