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11. COMPACT BONE: Bone is considered a (circle one: fluid, loose, dense, semisolid, or solid) connective tissue. Unlike other connective tissues, bone has a special mineral in its ECM called calcium phosphate. Draw what you see. Find one osteon and label the central canal and lacunae. Note: "ground" bone is a very thin slice of bone that was not stained, just ground very thin. Osteon

11. COMPACT BONE: Bone is considered a (circle one: fluid, loose, dense, semisolid, or solid) connective tissue. Unlike other connective tissues, bone has a special mineral in its ECM called calcium phosphate. Draw what you see. Find one osteon and label the central canal and lacunae. Note: "ground" bone is a very thin slice of bone that was not stained, just ground very thin. Osteon

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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11. COMPACT BONE: another tune Bone is considered a (circle one: fluid, loose, dense, semisolid, or solid) connective tissue. Unlike other connective tissues, bone has a special mineral in its ECM called calcium phosphate. Draw what you see. Find one osteon and label the central canal and lacunae. Note: "ground" bone is a very thin slice of bone that was not stained, just ground very thin. Part C. SKIN: next week EPIDERMIS: Osteon- Central canal Remember that epithelial tissues are more darkly stained because they have more cells? This dark colored ribbon and the flaking dead layers above it is the epithelium of the epidermis. The thicker, lighter colored areas are the connective tissues of the dermis and hypodermis. 1. Stratum 2. Stratum 3. Stratum 4. Stratum 5. Stratum Osteocyte in lacuna The epidermis is made up of 5 layers or strata but they combine to form one epithelial tissue. You should see distinct areas of keratinized strata (1-2) and non-keratinized strata (3-5). How can you tell from looking at the cells in the strata whether they are keratinized or non-keratinized? What shape of cell do you see in the first living layer (3)? ______ Tissue names come from the apical layers of cells, in this case, the shape of the cells in the stratum granulosum. Using this information, name the tissue of the epidermis: + 1 if mentioned keratinized Why does the skin need this type of tissue to cover the outside of the body? 8
Transcribed Image Text:11. COMPACT BONE: another tune Bone is considered a (circle one: fluid, loose, dense, semisolid, or solid) connective tissue. Unlike other connective tissues, bone has a special mineral in its ECM called calcium phosphate. Draw what you see. Find one osteon and label the central canal and lacunae. Note: "ground" bone is a very thin slice of bone that was not stained, just ground very thin. Part C. SKIN: next week EPIDERMIS: Osteon- Central canal Remember that epithelial tissues are more darkly stained because they have more cells? This dark colored ribbon and the flaking dead layers above it is the epithelium of the epidermis. The thicker, lighter colored areas are the connective tissues of the dermis and hypodermis. 1. Stratum 2. Stratum 3. Stratum 4. Stratum 5. Stratum Osteocyte in lacuna The epidermis is made up of 5 layers or strata but they combine to form one epithelial tissue. You should see distinct areas of keratinized strata (1-2) and non-keratinized strata (3-5). How can you tell from looking at the cells in the strata whether they are keratinized or non-keratinized? What shape of cell do you see in the first living layer (3)? ______ Tissue names come from the apical layers of cells, in this case, the shape of the cells in the stratum granulosum. Using this information, name the tissue of the epidermis: + 1 if mentioned keratinized Why does the skin need this type of tissue to cover the outside of the body? 8
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