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Microglia 1. active immune defence in the CNS Neurons 2. stores the majority of the body's glycogen Oligodendrocyte 3. glial cells act locally to maintain normal electrolyte composition of the cerebrospinal fluid Astrocytes 4. releases of enzymes that degrade the osteoid Skeletal muscle 5. are neuroglial cells that wrap around axons in PNS, and they provide electrical fiber insulation with small gaps in between called nodes of Ranvier Chondrocyte 6. lies within the substance of fully formed bone and maintains osteoid of bone 7. contain haemoglobin that mainly carries oxygen Smooth muscle Osteocyte 8. are functional unit of the nervous system Purkinje cells 9. a cell which has secreted the matrix and become embedded in it, and the only cell found in cartilage Synoviocytes | 10. are small, fusiform cells that are linked by gap junctions have no striations as thin and thick fibers do not form sarcomere Ependymal cells 11. Macrophages of the liver Basophils 12. Cells have non-phagocytic granulocytes 13. Synthesises and secretes collagen as a wound heals Osteoclast 14. are fibroblast-like cells that present in the joints, where they produce synovial Schwann cells fluid glycoproteins essential for lubrication Kupffer cells 15. type of neuronal support cell that form the epithelial lining of the ventricles (cavities) in the brain and the central canal of the spinal cord Fibroblast 16. store fat and secrete leptin Нерatocyte 17. secret mucins (large glycoproteins) to protect membranes Adipocyte 18. are located in the cerebellar cortex and have many threadlike extensions called dendrites that occupy the molecular layer RBCS 19. enhances the velocity of electrical transmission of an action potential along an axon in the CNS Goblet cell 20. synthesis of most blood coagulation factors

Microglia 1. active immune defence in the CNS Neurons 2. stores the majority of the body's glycogen Oligodendrocyte 3. glial cells act locally to maintain normal electrolyte composition of the cerebrospinal fluid Astrocytes 4. releases of enzymes that degrade the osteoid Skeletal muscle 5. are neuroglial cells that wrap around axons in PNS, and they provide electrical fiber insulation with small gaps in between called nodes of Ranvier Chondrocyte 6. lies within the substance of fully formed bone and maintains osteoid of bone 7. contain haemoglobin that mainly carries oxygen Smooth muscle Osteocyte 8. are functional unit of the nervous system Purkinje cells 9. a cell which has secreted the matrix and become embedded in it, and the only cell found in cartilage Synoviocytes | 10. are small, fusiform cells that are linked by gap junctions have no striations as thin and thick fibers do not form sarcomere Ependymal cells 11. Macrophages of the liver Basophils 12. Cells have non-phagocytic granulocytes 13. Synthesises and secretes collagen as a wound heals Osteoclast 14. are fibroblast-like cells that present in the joints, where they produce synovial Schwann cells fluid glycoproteins essential for lubrication Kupffer cells 15. type of neuronal support cell that form the epithelial lining of the ventricles (cavities) in the brain and the central canal of the spinal cord Fibroblast 16. store fat and secrete leptin Нерatocyte 17. secret mucins (large glycoproteins) to protect membranes Adipocyte 18. are located in the cerebellar cortex and have many threadlike extensions called dendrites that occupy the molecular layer RBCS 19. enhances the velocity of electrical transmission of an action potential along an axon in the CNS Goblet cell 20. synthesis of most blood coagulation factors

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Microglia 1. active immune defence in the CNS Neurons 2. stores the majority of the body's glycogen Oligodendrocyte 3. glial cells act locally to maintain normal electrolyte composition of the cerebrospinal fluid Astrocytes 4. releases of enzymes that degrade the osteoid Skeletal muscle 5. are neuroglial cells that wrap around axons in PNS, and they provide electrical fiber insulation with small gaps in between called nodes of Ranvier Chondrocyte 6. lies within the substance of fully formed bone and maintains osteoid of bone 7. contain haemoglobin that mainly carries oxygen Smooth muscle Osteocyte 8. are functional unit of the nervous system Purkinje cells 9. a cell which has secreted the matrix and become embedded in it, and the only cell found in cartilage Synoviocytes | 10. are small, fusiform cells that are linked by gap junctions have no striations as thin and thick fibers do not form sarcomere Ependymal cells 11. Macrophages of the liver Basophils 12. Cells have non-phagocytic granulocytes 13. Synthesises and secretes collagen as a wound heals Osteoclast 14. are fibroblast-like cells that present in the joints, where they produce synovial Schwann cells fluid glycoproteins essential for lubrication Kupffer cells 15. type of neuronal support cell that form the epithelial lining of the ventricles (cavities) in the brain and the central canal of the spinal cord Fibroblast 16. store fat and secrete leptin Нерatocyte 17. secret mucins (large glycoproteins) to protect membranes Adipocyte 18. are located in the cerebellar cortex and have many threadlike extensions called dendrites that occupy the molecular layer RBCS 19. enhances the velocity of electrical transmission of an action potential along an axon in the CNS Goblet cell 20. synthesis of most blood coagulation factors
Transcribed Image Text:Microglia 1. active immune defence in the CNS Neurons 2. stores the majority of the body's glycogen Oligodendrocyte 3. glial cells act locally to maintain normal electrolyte composition of the cerebrospinal fluid Astrocytes 4. releases of enzymes that degrade the osteoid Skeletal muscle 5. are neuroglial cells that wrap around axons in PNS, and they provide electrical fiber insulation with small gaps in between called nodes of Ranvier Chondrocyte 6. lies within the substance of fully formed bone and maintains osteoid of bone 7. contain haemoglobin that mainly carries oxygen Smooth muscle Osteocyte 8. are functional unit of the nervous system Purkinje cells 9. a cell which has secreted the matrix and become embedded in it, and the only cell found in cartilage Synoviocytes | 10. are small, fusiform cells that are linked by gap junctions have no striations as thin and thick fibers do not form sarcomere Ependymal cells 11. Macrophages of the liver Basophils 12. Cells have non-phagocytic granulocytes 13. Synthesises and secretes collagen as a wound heals Osteoclast 14. are fibroblast-like cells that present in the joints, where they produce synovial Schwann cells fluid glycoproteins essential for lubrication Kupffer cells 15. type of neuronal support cell that form the epithelial lining of the ventricles (cavities) in the brain and the central canal of the spinal cord Fibroblast 16. store fat and secrete leptin Нерatocyte 17. secret mucins (large glycoproteins) to protect membranes Adipocyte 18. are located in the cerebellar cortex and have many threadlike extensions called dendrites that occupy the molecular layer RBCS 19. enhances the velocity of electrical transmission of an action potential along an axon in the CNS Goblet cell 20. synthesis of most blood coagulation factors
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