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  • Louie Mariel Tiru

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    study of tissues

    histology

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    four types of animal tissue

    epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous

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    cover the surface of all internal as well as external organs. the line body cavities and hollow organs

    epithelial

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    regulates the passage of substances. allows materials to pass through by diffusion and filtration and secretes lubricating substance

    simple squamous

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    inducts and secretory portions of small glands and in kidney tubules. secretes and absorbs

    simple cuboidal

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    these cells line in your stomach and intestines. helps in directional movement of materials along with the hollow organs like the respiratory tract

    simple columnar

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    lines in with the trachea and much of the upper respiratory tract. secretes mucus; ciliated tissues moves mucus

    pseudostratified columnar

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    lines the esophagus mouth and vagina. tightly packed tight junction serves as barriers for pathogens mechanical injuries and fluid loss

    stratified squamous

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    found in the excretory ducts of your salivary and sweat glands. it is an protective tissue

    stratified cuboidal

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    rare type of epithelial tissue. scene in the mucus membranes. lining your eyelids. secretes and protects

    stratified columnar

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    lines the bladder urethra and the uterus. made up of several layers of cells that become flattened when stretch

    transitional epithelial

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    specialized to produce and secrete substances. can make, store, and release substances such as hormones proteins and water

    glandular epithelium

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    located within your nasal cavity. contains olfactory receptor cells. a specialized cilia extensions

    olfactory epithelium

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    connects and support the different tissues organs and parts of the body

    connective tissue

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    loose connective tissue that can be seen between the muscles bone marrow and the round of blood vessels and nerves. fills the spaces between the different organs and connects the skin to muscles

    areolar tissue

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    present in the skin and organs. acts as insulator

    adipose tissue

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    fluid connective tissue. consist of a liquid matrix called the plasma. helps in the transport of gases nutrients and hormones

    blood

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    three types of blood cells

    red blood cells, white blood cells, blood platelets

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    protecting the body by attacking any foreign body

    white blood cells

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    has pigment called hemoglobin

    red blood cells

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    clotting of blood

    blood platelets

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    hard connective tissue which form the framework of the body. serves as a site of blood cell production. rich in calcium and collagen fibers

    bone

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    helps in smoothening the bones surfaces and joints. located in trachea knows ears and larynx. has solid matrix and widely spaced cells

    cartilage

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    responsible for cartilage production. process of endochondral ossification

    chondrocytes

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    composed of long cells called muscle fibers that allow body to move voluntary or involuntary. response to signals coming from the nerve cells

    muscle tissue

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    helps in peristalsis and other involuntary function

    smooth

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    provide support help in movement and maintain homeostasis

    skeletal

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    helps in blood circulation and keeps the heart pumping

    cardiac

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    three types of muscle tissue

    smooth, skeletal, cardiac

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    makes up the peripheral and central nervous system. develops from the ectoderm of the embryo

    nervous tissue

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    these are the structural and functional units of nervous system. it comprises an axon cell body and dendrites

    neurons

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    special cells found in brain and spinal cord

    neuroglia

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    function as endocrine organs. release chemical from the axons directly into blood

    neurosecretory cells

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    group of cells that are similar in their origin and their structure and perform similar functions

    plant tissue

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    can divide and re-divide forming new cells through the process of mitotic cell division

    meristematic tissue

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    occur at the growing tips and apicals of roots and stems. who is the length of the plant

    apical

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    occur at the internodes and basis of leaves

    intercalary

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    occur in the radial parts of the stems and roots

    lateral

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    group of living dead cells formed by materialistic tissue

    permanent tissue

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    composed of teen wolve cells having large vacuoles. iso diametric in shape found in land woody parts

    parenchyma

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    elongated living cells with minute little intercellular gaps. provide flexibility with structural framework and mechanical support to the

    collenchyma

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    are long narrow and thick wall because of lignin deposition in their cell wall. provides strength of the plant

    sclerenchyma

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    health transport mineral nutrients organic food materials solute water etc. also known as conducting tissue

    complex permanent

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    helps to transport of dissolved substances and water throughout the plant

    xylem

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    two types of permanent tissue

    xylem, phloem

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    lifeless and luck intercellular gaps. makes the plant imprervious to gas and other molecules

    cork

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    provide support and fortification

    protective tissue

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    made up of an outer casing throughout the structure of the plants. stomata merge with this layer at certain places

    epidermis

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    actual process that occur after cell division

    cell modification

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    carry out functions that occurs at this interfaces including secretion and luminal contents

    apical modification

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    whip like structure

    flagella

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    hair like structure

    cilia

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    finger like projection

    villi

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    efficient absorption of molecules

    microvilli

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    connections between multitude of animal cell types. directly connect the cytoplasm of two cells which allows various molecules to directly pass through a regulated gate between cells

    gap junctions

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    irregular lobes formed by amoebas. consist of acting filaments

    pseudopods

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    animal cells release materials into the extracellular space creating a complex meshwork of proteins and carbohydrates called

    ECM

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    allow strong attachment between cells or to a basement membrane

    hemidesmosomes

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    attached to the microfilaments of cytoskeleton made up of keratin protein

    desmosomes

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    found inside ways of the cell. contribute to barrier function of epithelia and control paracellular transport

    lateral modification

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    for me an addition complex between two neighboring cells serving as tight seal between the cells

    tight junctions

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    protein complexes that occur in the cell to cell junctions in epithelial and endothelial tissues. fastena sell to one another

    adherens junctions

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    found on the basal surface of the cell basement membrane

    basal modification