tissues Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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how many cells does the average adult human have?

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100 trillion

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2
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how many types of cells are there?

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about 200

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3
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what does cellular diversity allow?

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organisation of cells into more complex tissues and organisms

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4
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what is a tissue?

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a group of cells that function together to carry out specialised activities

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5
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what are the type of tissues?

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hard (bone)
semisolid (fat)
liquid (blood)

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6
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what is histology?

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the science that deals with the study of tissues

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7
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what are pathologists specialised in?

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lab studies of cells and tissue for diagnoses

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8
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what are the fundamental cell processes to animal development?

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cell proliferation
cell specialisation
cell morphogenesis

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9
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what is cell morphogenesis?

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cells interact and move to form structures, tissues and organs

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10
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what do tissues in the body develop from?

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primary germ layers

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what are the types of primary germ layers?

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ectoderm
endoderm
mesoderm

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12
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which germ layers do epithelial tissues develop from?

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all three

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13
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which germ layers do connective and muscle tissues develop from?

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mesoderm

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14
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which germ layers do nervous tissues develop from?

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ectoderm

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15
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what does a fertilised egg divide to produce?

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a blastula

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16
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what is gastrulation?

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cells tuck into the interior to form the mesoderm and endoderm, whilst ectodermal cells remain on the outside

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17
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what are the areas of an embryo?

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dorsal
ventral
anterior
posterior
left
right

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18
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what is the dorsal area?

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Back

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19
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what is the vental area?

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stomach

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what is the anterior area?

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what is the posterior area?

22
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what are the model organisms for studying development?

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C. elegans
D. melanogaster

23
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why is C. elegans easy to study?

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has a small number of cells that have been mapped to the genome

24
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what has D. melanogaster done?

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helped understand how genes govern early development
allow phenotypes to be studied

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what are four examples of tissue types in animals?
epithelial connective muscle nervous
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what does epithelial tissue do?
covers body surfaces and lines organs, cavities, ducts and glands
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what does connective tissue do?
protects and supports binds organs stores energy as fat helps provide immunity
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what does muscle tissue do?
generates physical force to make body move and generates body heat
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what does nervous tissue do?
detects changes in environment inside and outside responds by generating action potentials that activate muscle contractions and secretions
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what is tissue culture?
growing cells in the lab
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what is epithelial tissue made from?
a single layer of cells that have a particular shape
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what does stratified epithelial sheet contain?
a mixture of cell types
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where does each type of epithelial tissue lie?
on the basal lamina
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what are adipocytes and what do they do?
fat cells stores fat
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what do mast cells do?
produce histamine
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wha do white blood cells do?
immune response
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what do fibroblasts do?
secrete fibres and components of ECM
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what do macrophages do?
engulf bacteria and cellular debris by phagocytosis
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where are connective tissue cells found?
in the ECM
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what do plasma cells do?
secrete antibodies
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what is connective tissue like?
has fewer cells less dense packing
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what type of tissue is blood?
liquid connective tissue
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what is the skin composed of?
epithelial tissue on outside connective tissue on inside
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what is hematopoietic stem cells?
blood stem cells
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what do blood stem cells do?
divide to generate more stem cells and precursor cells that proliferate and differentiate into mature blood cell types
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what does blood contain?
many circulating cell types all derived from a single type of stem cell
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what does muscular tissue consist of?
elongated cells (muscle fibres or myocytes)
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what are the types of muscular tissue?
skeletal cardiac smooth