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simple squamous epithelium location
lungs
simple cuboidal epithelium location
kidney in renal tubules
simple columnar epithelium locations
intestines
pseudostratified columnar epithelium location
trachea
hyaline cartilage location
ends of long bones
adipose tissue location
within bone marrow, under skin
dense regular connective tissue location
ligaments
areolar tissue location
surrounds blood vessels, wrapping organs
elastic cartilage location
ear and epiglottis
simple squamous epithelium function
diffusion and filtration of substances
simple cuboidal epithelium function
secretion and absorbtion of materials
simple columnar epithelium function
secretion and absorbtion of materials
ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium function
secretion and movement of materials such as mucus
hyaline cartilage function
provides smooth surface for joints
adipose tissue function
stores energy by storing fat
dense regular connective tissue function
links various tissues together
areolar tissue function
holds organs in place
elastic cartilage function
provides flexible support allowing structures to bend
epithelial tissue characteristics
avascular, can regenerate, forms basement membrane, between lumen and basement membrane
squamous
squashed or flattened
cuboidal
cube shaped with large central nucleus
columnar
long and rectangular with nucleus in bottom 1/3 of cell
simple
one cell layer
stratified
multilayered, only bottom layer touches basement membrane
pseudostratified
looks layered but all cells touch basement membrane
goblet cells
mucous producing cells
cilia
hair-like projections on the outer surface
microvilli
finger-like projections on the outer surface
connective tissue characteristics
fibers and ground substance
collagen fibers
thicker fibers, non-stretchy, sturdy, flexible
elastic fibers
thin fibers, very stretchy, return to shape easily
reticular fibers
serves as a framework for structure of organs
ground substance
primarily water and protein, forms extracellular matrix
loose connective (areolar) tissue
fibers are loosely arranged, vascular, with scattered fibroblasts
dense regular connective tissue
tight fibers, very organized, white fibers
dense irregular connective tissue
collagen fibers arranged in crisscrossed pattern
adipose tissue
fat tissue, empty space and squished nucleus
cartilage
contain chondrocytes found in lacunae surrounded by ground substance
bone
hard mineral matrix and contains osteocytes within lacuna

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simple cuboidal

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areolar tissue

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dense regular connective tissue

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simple columnar with goblet cells

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pseudostratified columnar

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hyaline cartilage

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elastic cartilage

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compact bone

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adipose tissue
fibroblasts
help maintain fibers