ANATOMY PRACTICAL 1

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ARM

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INTERPHASE


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EARLY PROPHASE

FUNCTION CHROMOSOMES BEGIN TO CONDENSE THE NUCLEOLUS FADES AND CELL STARTS PREPARING FOR CHROMOSOMES SEPARATION

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LATE PROPHASE

FUNCTION THE NUCLEAR ENVELOPE BREAKS DOWN SPINDLE FIBERS. ATTACH TO THE CHROMOSOMES AND CHROMOSOMES CONTINUE TO CONDENSE PREPARING FOR ALIGNMENT AT THE CELLS EQUATOR METAPHASE

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METAPHASE

FUNCTION - METAPHASE LINES THE CHROMOSOMES UP IN THE MIDDLE SO THE CAN SEPARATE EVENLY IN ANAPHASE

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ANAPHASE

FUNCTION- SEPARATES THE SISTER CHROMATIDS SO EACH NEW CELL GETS AN EQUAL SET OF CHROMOSOMES

PRACTICAL CLUE- TWO GROUPS PULLING APART

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TELOPHASE

FUNCTION-NEW NUCLEAR ENVELOPES FORM AROUND EACH CHROMOSOME SET AND THE CHROMOSOMES BEGIN TO LOOSEN BACK INTO CHROMATIN

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CYTOKINESIS

FUNCTION DIVIDES THE CYTOPLASM AND FINISHES CELL DIVISION MAKING TWO SEPARATE CELLS

HOW TO TELL THE CELL IS PINCHING IN THE MIDDLE AND SEPARATING INTO TWO SEPARATE DAUGHTER CELLS

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CONDENSER KNOB

FUNCTION-TURNING IT RAISES OR LOWERS THE CONDENSER WHICH HELPS FOCUS THE LIGHT ONTO THE SPECIMEN

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COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB

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FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB

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LIGHT CONTROL

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OCULAR LENSES

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ROTATING NOSE PIECE

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STAGE

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OBJECTIVE LENSES

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CONDENSER

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IRIS DIAPHRAGM LEVER

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SUBSTAGE LIGHT

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BASE

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PLASMA MEMBRANE

FUNCTION- CONTROLS WHAT ENTERS AND LEAVES THE CELL AND HELPS PROTECT THE CELL

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NUCLEUS

FUNCTION CONTAINS THE CELLS DNA AND CONTROLS CELL ACTIVITIES

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RIBOSOMES- MAKES PROTEIN


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ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM SMOOTH

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ROUGH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM

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GOLGI APPARATUS

FUNCTION- MODIFIES,SORTS,ANDPACKAGES PROTEINS/LIPIDS FOR TRANSPORT

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LYSOSOMES

FUNCTION- CONTAIN DIGESTIVE ENZYMES THAT BREAK DOWN WASTE, OLD CELL PARTS AND UNWANTED MATERIAL

SMALL ROUND BUBBLE LIKE SACS = LYSOSOME

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PEROXISOME

FUNCTION - BREAK DOWN FATTY ACIDS AND HELP DETOXIFY HARMFUL SUBSTANCES, ESPECIALLY HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

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MITOCHONDRIA

FUNCTION - PRODUCES ATP (ENERGY( FOR THE CELL THROUGH CELLULAR RESPIRATION

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CENTRIOLES USUALLY A PAIR OF SHORT BARREL CYLINDERS SHAPED STRUCTURES OFTEN SITTING AT THE RIGHT ANGLE TO EACH OTHER NEAR THE NUCLEUS

FUNCTION HELP ORGANIZE MICROTUBULES AND FORM THE SPINDLE FIBERS DURING CELL DIVISION

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CYTOSKELETON

FUNCTION - GIVES THE CELL SHAPE AND SUPPORT HELPS HOLD ORGANELLES IN PLACE AND HELPS WITH MOVEMENT AND TRANSPORT INSIDE THE CELL

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SIMPLE SQUAMOUS

FUNCTION LETS SUBSTANCES MOVE QUICKLY ACROSS BECAUSE ITS SO THIN IT ALSO HELPS CREATE SMOOTH LOW FRICTION LINING

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SIMPLE CUBOIDAL

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Simple columnar

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Pseudostratified ciliated columnar

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Stratified squamous

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Stratified cuboidal

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Stratified columnar

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Transitional

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CT proper loose: areolar

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CT proper loose: adipose

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CT proper loose: reticular

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CT proper dense: regular

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CT proper dense: irregular

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CT proper dense: elastic

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Hyaline

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Elastic

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Fibrocartilage

the toughest and strongest type of cartilage in the human body

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Osseous relating to the bones

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Blood

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Neural Muscle:

Smooth

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neural muscle skeletal

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Neural muscle Cardiac

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Nervous tissue

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Epidermis: stratum corneum,

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stratum lucidum (thick skin only),

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stratum granulosum,

Practical clue: the thin, dark purple/grainy layer near the top of the epidermis.

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Stratum spinosum

Look for the thickest layer of living epidermal

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stratum basale

Look for the single deepest row of dark cells at the very bottom of the epidermis, right where the epidermis meets the dermis.

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Dermis: papillary layer,

It’s the thin, upper part of the dermis directly underneath the epidermis. Look for the little finger-like bumps (dermal papillae) that push upward toward the epidermis.

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Dermis reticular layer

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Sebaceous glands

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Sudoriferous glands: eccrine (merocrine) sweat

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Arrector pilli muscle

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