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Anatomy

Glands

The aggregation of glandular epithelium into a definite structure for the purpose of carrying on secretion or excretion is known …

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Special features of Epithelial cells

CELL POLARITY •         Epithelial cells exhibit distinct polarity. They have: –        Apical domain, directed towards the exterior surface. –        Lateral …

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Epithelial Tissue

•         Epithelial tissues are formed by closely apposed cells with little or no intercellular material and occur as membranes and …

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Types of Connective Tissue

Ø      Loose connective tissue §         Areolar tissue §         Adipose tissue §         Reticular tissue Ø      Dense connective tissue §         Dense regular …

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CONNECTIVE TISSUE (GENERAL ASPECT)

Introduction ‘Connective tissue’ is the term traditionally applied to a basic type of tissue of mesodermal origin which provides structural …

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Bone

Bone is a specialized connective tissue characterized by mineralized extracellular matrix. Bones are the organs of skeletal system; bone tissue …

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CARTILAGE

n      Is a specialised type of connective tissue. n      Consists of cells and extracellular components. n      Does not contain vessels …

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FETAL MEMBRANES IN TWINS and PRETERM BIRTH

n      Dizygotic/Fraternal twins (womb- mates) –        7-11 / 1000 births –        By fertilization of two oocytes shed simultaneously –        Hereditary …

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Amnion, Umblical Cord and Amniotic Fluid

1)     The amnio-ectodermal junction is the primitive umbilical ring. 2)      Following structures pass through the ring at the …

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PLACENTA

INTRODUCTION In vertebrate embryo, only part of egg forms the actual embryo while other part is known as the extra …

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