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Stem cells are classified by what?
Stem cells are classified by the tissues they create
totipotent
pluripotent
multipotent
immature/forming cells
-blasts
stem cells that divide and secret ground substance and fibers
mature cells
-cyte
mature cells that maintain the matrix
Characteristics of loose connective tissue:
* Areolar: Loosely woven collagen/elastin fibers; surrounds vessels and supports epithelial layers.
* Adipose: Dominated by lipid-storing adipocytes for energy storage and insulation.
* Reticular: Mesh-like supportive network for lymphatic organs
Characteristics of dense connective tissue
Dense Regular: Parallel collagen fibers providing strength in one direction (e.g., tendons and ligaments)
Dense Irregular: Randomly woven collagen fibers that resist multidirectional stress (e.g., dermis of skin)
what are the wandering cells/immune cells?
Macrophages - debris and bacteria
Mast cells - release histamine during allergic responses
what is cartilage and types of cartilage?
Semisolid, flexible matrix; contains chondrocytes residing in small spaces called lacunae
* Hyaline Cartilage: Most common type; smooth to reduce joint friction.
* Fibrocartilage: Packed with visible collagen fibers for shock absorption in weight-bearing areas.
* Elastic Cartilage: Rich in elastic fibers for tissues requiring shape flexibility
different types of bone tissue
Hardest connective tissue; rigidity comes from calcium and phosphate
* Compact Bone: Dense, outer protective layer
* Spongy Bone: Porous and stores bone marrow.
what is and types of fluid connective tissue
Liquid matrix (plasma) with few to no fibers, specialized for transport
Erythrocytes: Red blood cells that transport oxygen and CO2
Leukocytes: White blood cells involved in immune defense.
Thrombocytes: Platelet fragments that prevent excessive bleeding through clotting.
what is Marfan syndrome
A genetic disorder affecting proteins that build elastic fibers within the ground substance[13]. Symptoms include long limbs/fingers, scoliosis, weak joints, and tall/thin stature