Unit 5 cell bio

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para keratinized

stratum corneum cells are dead but retain nuc

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ortho keratinized

nuclei lost in epothelium, always has stratum corneum

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cotton mouth

in AIDS or immuno compromised, dark moist area with no cells→fungal infections

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gingiva, hard palate, and filiform papillae

ortho keratinized in found in what three areas

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non keratinized

can see vasculature, can become para with diet

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thinly keratinized

the lips are _

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mucous

labial glands are _ secreting

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no keratinized

the buccal musocsa is _

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mucous

buccal glands are _ secreting

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fatty (ant) and glandular (post with minor mucous glands)

the two zones of the hard palate are

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non keratinized

the soft palate is _

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keratin or taste buds

papille have either_ or _

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vallate

7-12, bigger, trench with taste buds, at post ant 2/3 of tongue

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foliate

trench, post-lateral, most when born, taste buds

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fungiform

apical taste buds, mushroom, between filiform, non-kera,

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filiform

no taste buds, has keratin and stratum corneum, ant 2/3, pointed

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10%, 70%

minor salivary glands make _of salivia but _ of mucous in salivia

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mucous

palatine and root glands are _ secreting

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serous

von ebners is _ secreting

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serous

parotid is _ secreting

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mixed but mostly serous

submandibular is _ secreting

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mixed but mostly mucous

sublingual is _ secreting

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Glands of Nuhn

serous and mucous, on ant of tongue, minor gland

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compound tubuloalveolar

the general major gland structure is

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Na and Cl

straited ducts pump

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parotid duct

have adipose, serous acine, stensons duct

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submand gland

serous demilunes, intralobular straited ducts longer, intercalated ducts shorter, Whartons duct

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sublingual gland

no capsule, rare intercalated ducts, serous demilunes

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igA

what are the secretory antibodies in saliva

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xerostomia

dry mouth bc salivary glands not working

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PDL shock absorber, enamel below it softer, crystal structure

why is enamel strong

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no

does enamel replace itself

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96%

mature enamel is _ hydroxyapetite

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4%

mature enamel is _ organic and water

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30-50%

immature enamel is _ mineral

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DEJ and surface

enamel rods are absent at what 2 places

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perpendicular

enamel rods are _ to dentin

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1

each enamel rod is shaped by _ ameloblast

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DEJ, adhesion

scalops are found at the _to inc SA and _

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cusp, apically

ameloblasts begin at _the and go _

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young ameloblast

IEE-cuboidal

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presecretory ameloblast

indeuce dental papilla to secrete, nuc not lined up, no TOMES

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secretory ameloblasts

lay down enamel with TOMES, have more protein

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maturational ameloblasts

can be smooth or ruffled, 30% starts off mineralized, columnar

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eruptive ameloblasts

protect against osteoclasts, wait for eruption/enamel has to be 90% mineralized before it erupts

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extra cell membrane→inc in ion pumps

ruffle ameloblast

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H to dec pH and pump Ca in (keep acidic)

ruffled ameloblast pump

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junctional complexes take H2o in to inc crystal size and protein

smooth ameloblasts

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amelogenin

majority of enamel protein, clostest to early secretory ameloblasts,

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ameloblastin

enamel protein

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enamelin

enamel protein (the least)

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TRAP

trapped in enamel matrix, left behind, amelogenin

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emamelysin

enamel protease, Ca dep, expressed at secretory phase

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Kallikrein-4

enamel protease last to be expressed, serine, expressed at maturation, ruffled ameloblasts

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enamel

straie of retzius is in _

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light bands in enamel

Hunter Schrager

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fish scales in enamel

gnarled enamel

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dimples at surface in enamel where growth stopped

perikymata

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in enamel, hypocalcified

tufts at DEJ

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enamel, spindles

odontoblastic process get stuck in _

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tetracycline and too much flouride

mottled enamel can be caused by

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alkaline phosphatase

what helps mineralize dentin

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odontoblast , dental papilla cell

the daughter cell clostest to the IEE becomes a _, the other cell becomes a _

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pluripotent

dental papilla cells are _

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crown

dentin is most diffrentaited at _

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away

predentin is laid down _ from membrane

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dentinal tubules

odontoblastic processes reside in _

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collagen 1 fibers

the area around a dentinal tubule is mineralized with _

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Korffs fibers

fibers parallel to odontoblastic processes

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the DCJ

dentinal tubules have the most branches at

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dead track

dentinal tubules still there but odontoblastic processes have been retracted (most often in coronal region)

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nerve, collagen 5, proteoglycans

dentinal tubules contain

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peritubular dentin

is around a tubule, is hypermineralized to protect

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intertubular dentin

btw tubes, hypominerlazation due to globular

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70%

dentin is _ hydroxyapatite

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type 1 collagen, glycoprotein, GAGs, phosphoprotein

organic dentin contains 20% of _

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inc (in peritubular)

dentin sialoprotein _ mineralization

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inc (in peritubular)

dentin phosphoprotein _ mineralzation

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dec

proteoglycan _ mineralzation

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matrix vesicles

dentin uses _ to start mineralization

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linear

dentin deposited along uninterrupted front

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globular

dentin laid down in several areas of mtrix and same time in interglobular region (ions get used up here)

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mantle

first dentin laid down, most matrix vesicles, random

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primary dentin

biggest, laid down after mantle, fastest

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secondary dentin

laid down after eruption, slow, and occurs throughout entire tooth life

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tertiary dentin

laid down after trauma, typically no odontoblastic processes

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sclerotic

dentin tubules occlude and can see through in ground section, odontoblastic processes retracts so it backfills with dentin

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dentin

lines of von ebner in _

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dentin

lines of owen in _

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granular layer of TOMES

in dentin near DCJ, granules left behind

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plexus of Raschcow

what innervated pulp to then supply the dentin

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denticles (pulp stones)

where odotoblasts turned off in wrong place

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a layer of odontoblasts

true denticles have _ around them

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PDL, alveolar bone, cementum, and gingiva

the periodontium consists of

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dental sac (mesenchyme)

PDL, cementum and bone are derived from

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oral ectoderm

gingival epithelium including enamel epi and oral epi from

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PDL

maintains and retains teeth, highly specilazed CT, lots of collagen

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fibroblasts

do secretion and absorption of PDL

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rests of malassez (from Hertwigs)

black spots in the PDL are

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blood vessels

collagen fibers are between bone and cememtum and _ are in between bundles

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