Histology
This tissue is known for storing triglycerides.
Adipose Connective Tissue
State the function of the mitochondria.
Produces ATP (powerhouse of the cell)
State the name of the eye.
Orbital or Ocular
90% of the cells found within the epidermis are this type of cell.
Keratinocytes
State the step in which each centromere splits so that the sister chromatids are separated at opposite poles of the cell.
Anaphase (PMAT)
This tissue is known for its distension and relaxation to accommodate changes in volume.
Transitional Connective Tissue
State the function of cilia and flagella.
Cilia: move materials past the surface of the cell
Flagella: propel the cell
State the name of the forearm.
Antebrachial
State the function of a lamellated corpuscle.
Detect deep pressure
This is known as being the only example of flagella within the human body.
Sperm
This tissue is known for being located in the walls of hollow internal organs.
Smooth Muscle Tissue
State the function of BOTH the rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum.
Rough ER: synthesize proteins to be secreted or delivered to lysosomes or to the plasma membrane
Smooth ER: site of lipid synthesis, toxin detoxification, & calcium storage in muscle cells.
State the name for the anterior portion of the elbow.
Antecubital
State the three layers that make up the hair follicle.
Internal root sheath, external root sheath, & the dermal root sheath.
State the three parts of a serous membrane from the outside in.
This tissue is known for providing protection to areas that are subject to continuous wear & tear.
Stratified Squamous Epithelium
State the 3 components of the plasma membrane & their function.
Phospholipids: create the lipid bilayer
Cholesterol molecules: strengthen the membrane
Glycolipids: Perform functions on the membrane's outer surface
State the name of the heel.
Calcaneal
These two plexus' are known to supply blood to the dermis.
The cutaneous plexus & the papillary plexus
This type of junction is known for fastening cells together and for preventing epidermal cells from separating under tension.
Desmosomes
This tissue is responsible for creating two important organs within the body.
Reticular Connective Tissue
State the three forms of vesicular transport & their function.
Receptor Mediated Endocytosis: involves membrane receptor
Pinocytosis/Bulk-phase endocytosis: Cellular drinking
Phagocytosis: Cellular eating
State the name of the big toe.
Hallux
State the structures that are found within the reticular layer of the dermis.
Adipose cells, hair follicles, nerves, sebaceous glands, & sudoriferous glands
This unicellular gland is known to be the most important unicellular gland within the body.
Goblet Cell