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cardiac myocytes are joined end to end by junction called
intercalated discs
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electrical connections at these junctions enable a wave of excitation to tracel rapidly from cell to cell, and mechanical connections keep the myocytes from pulling aprart when the heart contracts
intercalated discs of cardiac muscle
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maintain connection to surface with a duct (epthelial tube) example salivary glands
exocrine glands
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dont have ducts but secrete their products (hormones) directly to the blood stream
endocrine gland
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produce thin, watery secretion example sweat, milk, tears
serous gland
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produce a glyco protein, that absorbs water to form a sticky secretion
mucous gland
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the product is released from the cell by secretory vessicles example sweat or mucus are produced this way
mecrocrine glands
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apocrine secretion involves the loss of some of the cytoplasm along with secretoy vessicle. the apical part of the cell becomes filled with secretory vessicle. these vesicles and the cytoplasm in that area are shed at the sametime
apocrine gland
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replacement of dead or damaged cells with original cells
regeneration of tissue
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replacement of damaged cells with scar tissue (callagen)
fibrosis
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helps hold organ together, function is not restored
fibrosis
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the largest membrane in the body
cutaneous membrane
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composed of stratified squamous epithelium called the epidermis resting on layer of connective tissue, the dermis
cutaneous membrane
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this is made up of simple squamous epithelium on areolar tissue
serous membrane
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covers organs and body walls
serous membrane
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produces serous fluid
serous membrane
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lines passage way that open to the extereor: digestive, repitory, urinary and reproductive
serous membrane
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3 layers of the mucous membrane
- epthelium
- lamina propria
- musculari mucosae
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membrane is importatn in absorption, secretion and protection
mucus membrane
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found in joints
made only of connective tissue
span the gap from one bone to the next and secrete slippery synovial fluid to the joint
synovial membrane
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tissue growth through cell multiplication
hyperplasia
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change from one type of mature tissue to another
metaplasia
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elargement of preexisting cells
hypertrophy
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growth of a tumor through growth of abnormal tissue
neoplasia
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shrinking from loss of cell size/number
atrophy
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pathological death of tissue
necrosis
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programmed cell death
apoptiss
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unspecialized tissue of embryo to specialized mature types
differentation
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heredity defect in elastin fibers
marfan syndrome
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hereditary defect in collagen synthesis
elders danlos syndrome
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is infuffencen collagen in bone making them brittle
ostegenesis imperfectly
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lack of vitamin C neede for synthesis of 2 amino acide used to synthesize collage
scurvy
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