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lab D

integumentary system

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7.purple picture: epithelial cells in the epidermis keratinocytes
8. brown and pink picture: layer of the epidermis with desmosomes stratum spinosum
19. pink and while picture: type of tissue that is continuous in the reticular layer of the dermis dense irregular connective tissue
29. brown, purple, and pink picture: connective tissue cell type into the epidermis to provide phagocytosis of damaged structures free nerve ending
1. the light touch receptor organ in the papillary layer tactile corpuscle
12. purple and brown picture: specific layer of dead cells that is only found in plantar and palmar skin stratum lucidum
13. purple and brown picture: layer of the epidermis with cells undergoing programmed cell death that contain dark-stained vesicles stratum granulosum
2. orange and gray picture: the whole most superficial tissue of the body epidermis
20. protein molecule that is responsible for pigment in the epidermis melanin
21. light touch receptor in the epidermis tactile disc cell
5. sensory receptor specialized to detect deep movements, pressure, and vibrations in and below the fibrous layer of the dermis lamellar corpuscles
14. orange an white pic: protein molecule in the connective tissue of the skin collagen
15. dark range and white: protein molecule that forms in the dead layers of the skin keratin
6. microscopic organ specialized for holocrine secretion of skin oils sebaceous gland
30. the whole process of differentiation that makes the epidermis stratified. keratinization
23. section of hair that is pink, yellow, purple and light blue: bump of areolar connective tissue with capillaries embedded hair papilla
4. light pink/purple with white circles: most abundant continuous tissue in the deeper layer of the integumentary system adipose tissue
16. living part of epithelial tissue , embedded in skin and composed of keratinocytes hair root
17. the empty space occupied by the hair root lumen
22. purple stain: tissue class is continuous in the epidermis and lines the lumens of hair follicles stratified squamous epithelial
9. pink bump dermal papilla
10. tissue class that holds the shape of the dermal papilla fibrous root sheath
18. the organ that secretes pheromones from axillary and pubic skin apocrine sweat gland
24. organ specialized to contract to raise hair causing goose bumps arrector pili
11. whole skin picture: sensory receptor for detecting movements of a hair follicle when a hair gets moved root hair plexus
28. loose and dense connective layers and all the small organs embedded in them dermis
25. purple with white spots: cell junction that attaches the intermediate filament cytoskeleton of different cells together stratum spinosum
26. whole picture of skin: what is the membrane for the skin of all reptiles, birds, humans, and mammals cutaneous membrane
27, whole picture of skin: organ-level connective layer of the body that is just deep to the skin hypodermis
3. picture in 30: the single cell thick layer of the epidermis stratified squamous epithelium
Created by: cthomas8878
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