Answer the following questions.
1. Describe the difference observed between elastic and hyaline cartilage.
2. In an osteon, where can you find the lacuna?
3. Which of the tissues you have observed has long narrow lacuna surrounded by long narrow fibers going all in the same direction?
4. When looking at a slide you see what appears to be open spaces with small cells in it; this all is surrounded by layers of connective tissue. What type of tissue is being observed?
5. What makes a skeletal muscle slide easy to identify from other tissue slides?
6. When you see a highly structured muscle cell with many nuclei pushed to one side, which muscle type is being observed?
7. What structure is unique and can be used to differentiate between smooth muscle slide and a cardiac muscle slide?
8. Why can it be hard to identify the smooth muscles in a slide?
9. Which muscle type is being observed when small capillaries are found throughout the tissue?
1. a. Elastin cartilage has less matrix, hyaline cartilage has more matrix.
b. Elastin cartilage has fewer deposits lipids and glycogen compared to hyaline cartilage.
c. Elastic cartilage contains more and larger chondrocytes. hyaline cartilage have small and less number of chondrocytes.
2. The Lacuna is located on the outer rim of the osteon. The osteon makes a special pocket around themselves.
3. The spongy bone
4. Hyaline Connective tissue
Answer the following questions. 1. Describe the difference observed between elastic and hyaline cartilage. 2. In...
Answer the following questions about muscle tissue: 1. When you see a highly structured muscle cell with many nuclei pushed to one side, which muscle type is being observed? 2. What structure is unique and can be used to differentiate between smooth muscle slide and a cardiac muscle slide? 3. Why can it be hard to identify the smooth muscles in a slide? 4. Which muscle type is being observed when small capillaries are found throughout the tissue?
Answer the following questions about muscle tissue: 1. What makes a skeletal muscle slide easy to identify from other tissue slides? 2. When you see a highly structured muscle cell with many nuclei pushed to one side, which muscle type is being observed? 3. What structure is unique and can be used to differentiate between smooth muscle slide and a cardiac muscle slide? 4. Why can it be hard to identify the smooth muscles in a slide? 5. Which muscle...
BIOL 220L List of slides and required structures to be included its just answerign the question in each of the the numbers and a pictures for it 1. Transitional Epithelium point out the layer of transitional epithelium lining the Bladder explain why this type of epithelium is important in an organ of this type locate the connective tissue in the wall of the Bladder 2. Compact bone locate an osteon point out the osteocytes (cells) in this connective tissue locate...
Answer the following questions about histology(Connective tissue and plant cells) 1.Key characteristics of connective tissue(minimum 5) 2. the words “dense”, “loose”, “regular”, “irregular” means. If lacunae is seen in the tissue, the tissue must be ... or....? 3. Animal tissue-connective tissues: For Loose connective tissueCT Areolar tissue: a.Point the irregular arrangement of fibers b. hows the arrangement of the fibers c. what type of fibers can you find d. how do you differentiate them 4. Dense irregular CT: a. where...
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Sketch the tissue and write the magnification used Animal Tissues: Connective tissue Loose connective tissue (CT) (Areolar tissue) Notice the irregular arrangement of fibers. How is the arrangement of the fibers? What type...
glands swal glands a clands can also be called A sebaceous B) holocrine sudoriferous cutaneous endocrine D) Cyanosis usually is the result of a reduction in A) melanin B) hemoglobin oxygen levels the number of blood vessels E) blood pressure 22. Which connective tissue type is composed of cells called chrondrocytes and is surrounded by a covering called perichondrium? A) hyaline cartilage B) dense irregular connective tissue C) bone D) areolar connective tissue E) fibrocartilage 23. The most plausible explanation...
QUESTION 1 Endocrine glands secrete saliva. C hormones sweat. digestive enzymes. All of the choices are correct. QUESTION 2 Cerumen is a secretion that o acts as a pheremone. lubricates vellus hairs and waterproofs the skin of the limbs. C lubricates the ear canal and traps debris before it reaches the eardrum. tends to cause acne on the skin of the face. cools the body through water evaporation. If you were examining a microscope slide containing a type of muscle...
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All of the following are risk factors of a diet high in saturated fat except: O Heart attack O Hypertension O Hypoglycemia O Plaque buildup Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a general term used for all diseases of the heart and blood vessels. CVD begins with oxidized LDL which triggers inflammation of the arterial walls called atherosclerosis. This narrows the passage for blood flow which may result...