Histology Exam 1

Random Science Quiz

Can you name the Histology Exam 1?

Quiz not verified by Sporcle

How to Play
Cells appear to be in layers, but all cells are in contact with basement membrane
Type of tissue that surrounds small blood vessels
Organelle which is responsible for producing ATP
Synthesizes collagen, elastin, etc.
Membrane formed by basal lamina and reticular lamina
Connective tissue which surrounds fascicle
Vesicle buds off and is secreted
Reason why nucleolus is dark staining
Organelle which stains dark due to rRNA
Connective tissue which surrounds individual fibers
Cells responsible for main function of organ
Cells are flat and very thin, single layer
Exocytosis of proteins/glycoproteins
Produces connective tissues
Increase absorption, 'brush' border
Fourth step of collagen synthesis
Tissue where collagen fibers are arranged without definite orientation
Propels material over epithelium
Tissue where collagen bundles are in definite pattern
Adheres epithelial cell to basement membrane
Collagen type in basal lamina
Transects the I band
Muscle type that contains abundant mitochondria/myoglobin
Collagen type in CT proper
Carry vesicles towards MTOC
Entry/progression into each phase of mitosis is controlled by
Most common dye
Secretion of whole cell
One of the best fixatives for routine light microscopy
Responsible for movement of flagella and cilia
Example of tumor suppressor gene
Collagen type in reticular tissue
Cells are taller than they are wide
Fat cells where mitochondria produce ATP
Supporting tissue of organs
Component of microfilament
Flattened/elongated top nuclei, multiple layers, normal top layer
Stain black with silver stain
Electron dense, coarse granules in the nucleus
Cells which are completely undifferentiated, divide asymmetrically and infrequently
Assembly of 9+2 microtubules
Non-differentiated/fused myoblast cells
Fifth step of collagen synthesis
Glands which retain connection with epithelial surface
Bundle of muscle fibers
Unicellular gland
Sequesters calcium ions
Gives rough ER it's name
Connective tissue which surrounds entire muscle
Second step of collagen synthesis
Largest GAG/non-sulfated GAG
Flattened/elongated top nuclei, multiple layers, dark top layer
Stain with acidic dyes
Facilitates movement of molecules in and out of cell
Permits flow of signals between cells
Invaginations of sarcolemma
Collagen type in most cartilage
Muscle type that contains few mitochondria/myoglobin
Accumulation of residual bodies with age
Tool used for sectioning paraffin-embedded tissues for light microscopy
Organelle prominent in cells specialized in phospholipid synthesis
Third step of collagen synthesis
Outermost component of the cell
Glands which secrete into bloodsteam/cells
Adheres one epithelial cell to another
Component of microfilament
Fat cells where mitochondria produce heat
Cells vary in height, but tend to be as long as they are tall
Cell is metabolically functional but cannot divide
Cell capable of dividing but is not currently going through cell cycle
Light bands of muscle
Cell division which produces 2 haploid cells
Binds with elastin to form elastic fibers
Dark bands of muscle
First step of collagen synthesis
# corresponds to the energy needs of the cell
Contracts muscle fiber, extends from Z line to Z line
Stain with basic dyes
Cell division which produces 2 diploid cells
Carry organelles towards + end of microtubules
Oxidizes hydrogen peroxide
Organelle prominent in cells specialized in protein secretion
Site of intracellular digestion
Comprises interface between two cardiac muscle cells
Sixth step of collagen synthesis
Proteins which span the bilayer
Prevents flow of materials between epithelial cells
Muscle fibers which transmit sensory information
Provides adhesion for epithelial cells
Lightly stained areas in the nucleus
Disappears when muscle is contracted

Friend Scores

  Player Best Score Plays Last Played
You You haven't played this game yet.

You Might Also Like...


Created Feb 2, 2011ReportNominate
Tags:defintion, exam, term