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extracellular matrix of the epidermis basement membrane
only epidermal layer when kerationcytes divide stratum basale
keratinocytes accumulating keratin and desmosomes stratum spinosum
dark vesicles accumulate bonding proteins and glycolipids stratum granulosum
moist and incompletely keratinized dead cells of thick skin stratum lucidum
dead, relatively dry , keratinocyte cytoskeleton stratum corneum
defined as the most superficial stratified squamous epithelium epidermis
layer of areolar connective tissue that has bump shapes papillary layer of dermis
thickest continuous layer of dense connective tissue in skin reticular layer of dermis
layer deep to skin dominated by continuous adipose tissue hypodermis
wall of hair follicle composed of keratinocytes next to lumen epithelial root sheath
outer dense connective tissue layer of a hair follicle fibrous root sheath
bump of areolar connective tissue with keratinocytes on its surface dermal papilla
entire hollow organ specialized to develop and shed hair hair follicle
keratinized part of hair composed of dead cytoskeleton hair shaft
pigment producing cell of the stratum basale and papillary layer melanocyte
light touch receptor cell of epidermis tactile disc cell (Merkel)
heavy touch or vibration receptor organ in reticular layer of dermis lamellar corpuscle
secretes clear product by exocytosis in all skin regions merocrine sweat glands
secretes cloudy product with pheromones in axillary and pubic skin apocrine sweat glands
secretes earwax ceruminous gland
secretes oil in all skin regions sebaceous glands
muscle that raises hair arrector pili
detects damage or temperature changes and sends sensory signals free nerve ending
blood clotting hematoma formation
response to signaling from mast cell inflammation
replacing blood clot with normal tissue granulation
reforms pre existing structures and function regeneration
replace original structures with dense connective tissue fibrosis
concentric lamellae around soft tissue in canal of compact bone osteon
fibrous layer lining superficial surface of compact bone periosteum
bony struts found in spongy bone trabeculae
shock absorbing tissue this is part of synovial joint and bone articular cartilage
hyaline cartilage that makes long bone loner epiphyseal plate
layer of bone stem cell, osteoblast, and osteoclast next to bone marrow endosteum
all parts of mature bone diaphysis
empty space that contains adipose tissue in long bone medullary cavity
collagen fibrils of periosteum perforating fibers
holes in the deepest part of the osteons central canals
smaller than cell holes going through ossified matrix in bone tissue canaliculi
repeating layers of extracelluar matrix lamellae
stems cells that can differentiate into a variety on bone cells osteoprogenitor cells
cells specialized for growth osteoblast
bone cells specialized to digest osteoclast
one cells in bone tissue osteocytes
cells in perichondrium for growth in cartilage chondroblast
blood vessels, nerves, and adipose tissue found deep in long bones yellow bone marrow
organ with articular cartilage, periosteum, osteons, and trabeculae bone
organ with perichondrium, chondroblast and chondrocytes cartilage organ
fracture hematoma formation
paracrine response inflammation
replacement of hematoma with cartilage fibrocartilaginous callus formation
endochondral ossification of cartilage bony callus formation
change bone shape remodeling
in sunlight keratinocytes can synthesize what precursor vitamin d
nature of blood vessels in the epidermis avascular
short and long bone classification shape
shape class of vertebra, sacrum, scapula irregular bone
patella sesamoid bone
epidermal calluses is formed by keratinization
blood cells and platelets are formed by hematopoiesis
what can make skin look yellow carotene
what makes skin and hair look brown melanin
what makes skin look pink hemoglobin
what organ connects bone to bone ligaments
organ level material that contains osteons, canals, vessels and nerves compact bone
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