Anatomy Exam 1 IUPUI Already Rated A

Anatomy Exam 1 IUPUI Already Rated A Phagocytosis S phase Cell eating DNA is replicated Endocrine Glands Layers Of Epidermis Ribosomes Gland that secretes directly into the blood corneum, lucidum, granulosum, spinosum, basale Makes proteins Lysosomes Digests unwanted waste Events of Cell Division Interphase, Mitosis, Cytokinesis simple squamous epithelium Cardiac Muscle Single layered, flat, egg like nucleus striated, branched, gap junctions Papillary Layer Contralateral Hyaline Cartilage Melanocytes Holocrine Gland Apocrine Gland Made of LACT, responsible for finger prints on opposite sides found on end of long bones, glassy looking basal layer, protect from UV light secrets by bursting entirely Secreted by part of cell (scent sweat) Cartilage CT type that is avascular and not innervated Reticular Layer Osmosis DICT, strength and resilience Water movement from high to low Lacunae Reticular CT Cytosol Osteocytes found here Meshwork for soft tissue organs area of the cell with a negative charge, where everything grows Fibrocyte Mature cell in CT proper Smooth Muscle Smooth Muscle No striations, single nucleate, spindle shape Found in organs Pseudostratified ciliated columnar Neuroglial Cells Looks like many layers but is only one Neural tissue that nourish, insulate, and protect Golgi Apparatus UPS! Packaging job to remove out of cell via exocytosis Transitional Epithelium Merocrine stretchy epithelium, found in bladder Secretes via exocytosis LACT Made of all 3 tissue types Merkel Cells DRCT Cells designed for touch reception Main component of tendons, ligaments and aponeuroses Keratinocytes Cells that give skin its characteristics Four classes of connective tissue Plasma Matrix Matrix of blood connective tissue proper, cartilage, bone, blood everything that is not cellular Increase surface area Stratified = Keratin Simple = Cilia one layer Hardens skin many layers What is the function of microvilli?