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Tissue Classification:
Areolar Tissue, fibrous
Cells are known as “fibroblasts”
elastin also appears
Tissue Classification:
Connective tissue, bone
Cells are known as “osteocytes”
Haversian Systems- archery/rifile targets
tiny canals that connect the cells to the blood- canaliculi which are found in cavities called lacunae
What cell morphology is shown?
columnar epithelium
What tissue is this
Muscle, smooth specifically
rhythmic contraction- peristalsis (involuntary)
What tissue is this
Muscle, striated specifically
rythmic contraction- contractile (voluntary)
Epithelial Morphology Types (3)
Squamous
Cuboidal
Columnar
Tissue Classification:
Connective tissue, blood
Matrix- plasma (liquid portion)
Red cells known as “bioncave”, erythrocytes
In bone marrow- hemopoietic tissue
Tissue Classification:
Connective, Cartilage
Cells known as “chondrocytes”
Matrix secreted- chrondrin
LACK - blood vessles
Cell-to-cell attachment features among tissues (2)
cell membrane junctional complexes
matrix secretion
What kind of tissue class
Muscle, specifically cardiac
Roots, Stems and Leaves together
Stem
Leaves
Roots
Secondary growth - cambiun
Secondary growth is responsible for the increase in circumference in woody plants and arises from meristematic tissue called cambium.
Xylem vs Phloem
Xylem- Dead, water & nutrients
Phloem- Living, carbs (food)
Terms used for describing baceterial colonies
Mushroom fungi labled
top of mushroom- pileus
stalk of mushroom - stipe
gills
mushroom fungi gills labled
Flower parts labled