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what are the 3 main types of cell junctions?

tight junction, desmosomes, and gap junction

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function of tight junctions"?

form a seal preventing paasge of susbstances between cells

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function of desmosomes?

snap-like junctions that reisst mechanical stress and keep cells from pulling apart

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what is a hemidesmosome?

half-desmosome that anchors epithelial cells to basement membrane

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function of gap junction?

allow passage of ions, nutrients, and small solutes between cells fro communication 

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what is the differnce between secretion and excretion?

secretion= useful product, excretion= waste product

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Exocrine vs. endocrine glands?

exocrine: secrete via ducts to surface( internal or external) endocrine: ductless, release hormones into blood 

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examples of endocrine glands?

thyroid, adrenal, pituitary

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examples of mixed function organs?

liver,pancreas, gonads

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what are unicellular glands? example?

single secretory cells. ex: goblet cells in trachea (exocrine) or stomach endocrine cells

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differnce between simple and compund ducts?

simple=unbranched compound=branched

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difference between tubular,acinar, and tubulocinar glands? 

tubular= narrow tubes, acinar= dilates sac(acinus) tubuloacinar= both shapes

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serous glands produce what type of secretion? example? 

thin, watery secretions (sweat, tears,milk, digestive juices). 

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what do mucous glands secrete? 

mucin(absorbs water to from mucus)

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what are mixed glands? examples?

glands with both serous andmucous cells ( salivary glands) 

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how do erricen(meocrine) glands secrete? examples?

by exocytosis via vesicles( pancreas, tear glands gastric glands) 

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how do apocrine glands secrete? example?

by buddling off lipid droplets with cytoplasm( mammary fat secretion)

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how do holocrine glands secrete? example?

entire cells disintegrate and release contents( oil glnads of scalp, eyelid glands). 

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what are the 3 main types of membranes?

cutaneous, mucous, serous

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what is the cutaneous memebrane?

the skin(epidermis+dermis) dry and protective

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where are mucous membranes found? functions? 

line passages open to external environment (digestive,respiratory) absorptive, secretory,protective. 

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what are the layers of mucous membrane?

epithelium, lamina propria(areolar tissue), smooth muscle 

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what is a serous membrane? function?

internal membrane lining cavities and organs, produces lubricating serous fluid

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differnce between endothelium and mesothelium?

endothelium lines blood vessels/ heart, mesothelium lines body cavities (pleura, pericardium)