Bio 2

Cards (79)

  • Tissues
    -        result of cell differentiation
    -        group of diff. cells perform common function
  • HISTOLOGY- Study of animal and plant tissue
  • Microtome - to cut tissues into ultrathin series
  • Types of epithelial tissues
    • Simple epithelium - one layer
    • Stratified epithelium - more than one layers
  • Types of simple epithelium
    • Simple squamous
    • Simple cuboidal
    • Simple columnar
  • Simple squamous epithelium

    • Single layer of flattened cells
    • Found in blood vessels & heart
  • Simple cuboidal epithelium

    • Single layer of cubed cells
    • Found in tubules of kidney & ducts of glands
  • Simple columnar epithelium
    • Single layer of elongated cells
    • Microvilli - extensions of cell membrane
    • Goblet cells at stomach & small intestine
    • Ciliated simple columnar epithelium - found in bronchioles & fallopian tube
  • Pseudostratified epithelium
    Falsely stratified, columnar cells, tall + thin, irregular shapes, found in upper respiratory tract
  • Connective tissues

    Dispersed cells & large extracellular, extracellular matrix, bind & support tissues
  • Types of connective tissues
    • Loose connective tissues - areolar connective tissues
    • Dense connective tissues - closely pack bundles of collagen
    • Repicalar connective tissues - reticulocytes & reticular fibers
    • Elastic connective tissues - highly elastic
    • Hipose tissues - store fats
  • Supportive Connective Tissue
    • Cartilage - chondrocytes & chondrin
    • Bones - hardened connective tissue
  • Fluid connective Tissue
    • Blood - liquid matrix - blood plasma: erythrocytes (RBC) - leukocytes (WBC) - thrombocytes
  • MUSCULAR TISSUES - responsible for movement
    1.     Skeletal - attached to bones - voluntary
    2.     Cardiac - walls of heart - involuntary
    3.     Smooth - non-striated, spindle - shape
    NERVOUS TISSUES - nerve cells called neurons
  • Vegetative organs - allow plant to live and grow
  • root anchors the plant to live and grow
  • Stem is the main axis of the plant together with its branches
  • The leaves are responsible for the manufacture of food by photosynthesis.
  • Flowers, fruits, and seeds are organs involved in reproduction.
  • Permanent tissues are further divided into surface (dermal), fundamental (ground), and vascular.
  • meristems are made up of embryonic tissues called meristematic
  • lateral meristems are called secondary meristems are found on the nodes of stem
  • surface or dermal tissues cover and protect the surface
  • epidermis of the leaf is an example of surface tissues
  • fundamental or ground tissues form the main bulk of plants
  • xylem transports water and minerals from the roots to the leaves via stem (one way)
  • phloem - both direction
  • leaves are the chief organs of plants for photosynthesis
  • stomata looks like tiny mouths
  • stem is above the ground structure that supports the leave
  • herbaceous stems are soft
  • woody stems are hard and rigid
  • root enable plant to anchor
  • root cap protects the plant from rock injury
  • the energy-releasing process that is fueled by oxygen is called cellular respiration
  • task of getting oxygen into the body and removing carbon dioxide is the respiratory system
  • respiration is the overall exchange of gases
  • breathing is taking air in and out of the lungs
  • muscular tube in the upper throat is pharynx
  • larynx or voicebox