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Matching
Place the most appropriate number in the blank
provided.
Heparin 1. Cells of cartilage (^)
Histamine 2. Blood platelets (^)
Chondrocytes (^) 3. Hardest substance in
Ossification (^) the body
Enamel
Marrow 4.^ White blood cells^
Erythrocytes 5. Blood-forming tissue (^)
Leukocytes 6. Anticoagulant (^)
Neuron (^) 7. Red blood cells
Neuroglia
8. Fat cells (^)
(^) 9. Supports the neuron (^)
(^) 10. Conducting cell (^)
(^) 11. Inflammatory substance (^)
(^) 12. Formation of bone (^)
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LABORATORY
EXERCISE:
Tissues
Materials needed: A compound microscope and
prepared- microscope slides
A.. Epithelial Tissue- Examine a prepared slide of stratified squa-
mous epithelial tissue. Two types of slides
will be available. Slides made from the inter-
nal tissues of a human like the epiglottis will
be nonkeratinized, that is, the cells will have
nuclei. If the slide is of the skin, it will be ke-
ratinized, that is, the cells will not have nu-
clei. Refer to Figure 5-1 in the text as you do
your microscope examination of this tissue.^ - Examine a prepared slide of simple cuboi-dal
epithelium. This slide will be from a
duct of a gland. Refer to Figure 5-2 in the text
as you examine these cells shaped like cubes
attached to a basement membrane.^- Examine a prepared slide of simple colum-nar
epithelium. The best slide of this type of
tissue comes from the intestine. Refer to
Figure 5-3 in the text as you examine these
tall rectangular cells.^ - Examine a prepared slide of pseudostrat-ified
cilated, columnar epithelium. No-tice how the
cilia on the free edge of the cells look like
flames or waves. Try to see that each cell will
extend from the base-ment membrane. Refer
to Figure 5-4A in the text.