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tissues chp 2

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cellularity
cells closely bound to each other by cell junctions making a wide sheet
apocrine mode of secretion
release of secretions when apical end of cell is shed;lactiferous glands;secretory products pinched off
squamous shape
flat,irregular-shaped cells
simple columnar epithelium
high volume secretion;found in digestive tube;makes exocrine glands
keratinised stratified squamous
kept moist by keratin; found in skin,tongue & external portion of lips
avascularity
lacking blood vessels
simple squamous
found in alveoli of lungs;lining of blood vessels (endothelium);lines body cavities;fx is osmosis & diffusion
unicellular glands
type of gland;example:mucus secreting goblet cells;found in epithelium of respiratory & intestinal tract
attachment
deepest basal layer attached to basal membrane
merocrine mode secretions
mucous and serous cells use this mode of secretion;product released from apical portion of epithelium;exocytosis;cell loses no other material;eccrine sweat glands
polarity
oppostie ends of cells;has top (apical) and bottom (basal) layer
epithelial tissue
sheets of cells covering exposed surfaces,line body cavities,ducts,vessels
cuboidal shape
cube shaped;about as wide as it is tall;arranged in a doughnut like shape
stratified layer
2 or more cell layers,only the deepest layer touches the basement membrane
columnar epithelium
tall,thin cells;taller than is wide;grouped by nonciliated & ciliated
simple layer
1 layer of epithelial cells;all cells contact the basement membrane
mixed exocrine glands
cells that produce both protein enzymes & mucous;example are salivary glands
exocrine gland
secretions pass into ducts leading to external apical layer of dermis (skin);mammary,sweat,sebacceous glands
exocytosis
cellular process by which protein wrapped in a membrane bound vesicle is to be released outside of cell
serous glands
cell type that produce a thin,watery protein rich secretion;found in all cavity linings of pericardial,pleural & peritoneal
holocrine mode of secretion
secretions released when cell membrane ruptures;whole cell discharges into lumen & product released;mainly sebaceous glands
apocrine sweat glands
found in the armpits and groin area;main cause of body odor;released in merocrine method of release;no net loss of plasma membrane
pseudostratified
1 cell layer but appears to be multiple due to irregular shape
endocrine gland
cells that secrete hormones directly into the bloodstream
mucous glands
most are multicellular with exception to unicellular goblet cells
simple cuboidal epithelium
fx: ion pumping;absorption,secretion,protection;found in ovaries,thyroid gland,kidney tubules;
non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
must be kept moist by bodily secretions to prevent drying out;found in cornea,oral cavity,vagina,rectum,esophogus
stratified squamous
top layer is flat but other layers may not be;can be keratinized or not;covers surfaces needing protection;cells bound tightly together
stratified cuboidal epithelium
found in sweat & salivary glands
multicellular glands
have many cells that may form a secretory sheet of epithelium in the linings of stomach & uterus
glandular epithelium
made up of cells that produce secretions classified as endocrine or exocrine;number of gland cells & nature of secretion;example is columnar epithelium with goblet cells
regeneration
damaged tissue is re-grown
stratified columnar epithelium
rare epithelium found in large duct of salivary gland;found in between stratified squamous and pseudostratified

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