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| What are the 4 functions of epithelial tissue? | Protection
Absorption
Secretion
Excretion
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| What are the conduction cells in nervous tissue? | Neurones
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| Where is stratified epithelium found? | Mouth and throat
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| What function do fibroblasts? | Produce fibre
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| What are the characteristics of transitional epithelium? | Cells are closely packed together and are easily stretched
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| What is the function of the mesothelium? | Protection, secretes fluid and reduces friction between organs
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| What is the function of squamous cells? | Provide protection
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| What are histiocytes? | They are phagocytic cells
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| What is the function of mucous membrane? | Absorb, protect and secrete mucous
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| What are the two types of glandular epithelium? | Exocrine and endocrine glands
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| What are the characteristics of squamous cells | Flat
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| What are the supporting cells in nervous tissue? | Neuroglia
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| What are the characteristics of cuboidal cells? | They're cuboidal in shape
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| What proteins are found in striated muscle tissue? | Actin and myosin
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| Where is elastic cartilage found? | External ear
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| Where is fibrocartilage found? | In-between vertebrae
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| Where is simple epithelium found? | Circulatory system, alveoli,
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| What do mast cells produce? | Histamines and anticoagulants
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| Where is hyaline cartilage found? | Nose, Trachea
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| What are the characteristics of columnar epithelium? | Tall, ciliated
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| What are the characteristics of pseudo-stratified epithelium? | Cells extend from basement membrane, nuclei on varying heights
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| What is the function of cuboidal cells? | Absorb and secrete or protection
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| What are the characteristics of stratified epithelium? | Multiple layers
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| Give two examples of mesothelium | -Pleural membrane
-Peritoneum
-Pericardium
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| Where is smooth muscle found? | Lining the body tubes; alimentary canal, arteries and veins
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| What three cells are found in areolar connnective tissue? | -Fibroblasts
-Histiocytes
-Mast Cells
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| What does reticular tissue form? | Liver, bone marrow and lymphoid organs (spleen)
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| What are the differences between strained muscle and cardiac muscle? | -cardiac muscle contains intercalated discs
-Cardiac muscle is uninucleate, where striated muscle is multinucleate
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| What are cartilage cells called? | Chondrocytes
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| What are the characteristics of simple epithelium? | Single cell layer thick
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| Where is endothelium found? | Lining the circulatory system
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| What are the two functions of adipose tissue? | -Protect
-Insulate
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