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NEURO110 Chapter 20

animal tissues

TermDefinition
Stem Cell Cells that divide to create more stem cells, which then specialize in order to replace dead or damaged tissue
Pluripotent Cells that have the potential to become any other kind of cell?
Tissue a group of cells with different jobs who come together to perform a specific task
Epithelial Tissue cover body surfaces and line internal cavities
Connective Tissue hold body parts together and provide structural support
Muscle Tissue move body and its parts
Nervous Tissues detect stimuli and relay messages
Organ 2 + tissues that come together to do a specific task or tasks
Organ System 2 + organs that come together in order to do a specific task or tasks
Interstitial Fluid fluid between body cells
Natural Selection (in this context) determines the evolution of body plans
Squamous Epithelium flattened/platelike, bloodvessels & surface of the lungs, allows easy diffusion
columnar & cuboidal epithelium greater internal volume, thicker and more protective,
glandular epithelium secrete substances that function outside of the cell
exocrine glands have ducts or tubes that deliver secretions onto internal or external structures
endocrine glands ductless, secrete hormones as messengers into the blood stream
Carcinomas epithelial cell cancers
fibroblasts connective tissue cells that secrete collagen and other parts of the extracellular matrix
Aerolar Connective Tissue less fibroblasts and protein fibers in gelatinous extracellular matrix,
Dense connective tissue more fibroblasts and protein fibers
Irregular connective tissue oriented randomly, deep skin layers & protection in internal organs
regular connective tissue uniform appearance, tendons an ligaments
cartilage connective tissue w/ living cells in a rubbery extracellular matrix
adipose tissue specialized to store fat as energy
bone tissue living cells surrounded by an extracellular matrix surrounded by living cells
blood fluid connective tissue (cells, plasma, platlets)
muscle tissue cells capable of ATP fuelled contractions
skeletal muscle tissue voluntary movement
cardiac muscle striated, involuntary muscle of the heart wall
smooth muscle involuntary, NOT striated
epidermis outermost layer of epithelial tissue
dermis deep layer of skin, has connective tissue, nerves, &blood vessels
integumentary system skin,helps with removing wastes and protecting the body from injury
nervous system detects and coordinates responses to stimuli
endocrine system secretes hormones that control the activity of other systems
muscular system move body parts and produce heat
skeletal system supports and protects body parts, site of muscle attatchment, produces red blood cells
circulatory system distributes heat and materials throughout the body
lymphatic system collects and returns tissue fluid to the blood, defends against infections and cancer
respiratory system intake oxygen, expel CO2
digestive system take in food & water to absorb nutrients
urinary system maintains volume & composition of blood, expels liquid waste
reproductive system eggs & sperms
negative feedback mechanisms a change that causes a response that reverses the change
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