Since there is always new fluid entering the anterior chamber, a clear drainage pathway is critical for maintaining a healthy IOP. Some of our aqueous seeps out through the tissues of the eye wall. This is theuveoscleral pathway. But the primary pathway is through the drainage angle: The aq...
Define the term "protoplasm" as used in cell physiology. What are the shapes of epithelial cells? When considering the function of the extracellular matrix, what is the function of the cytoskeleton? 1. What is Cytology? 2. What is Histology?
Loose connective tissue is a subtype of connective tissue that consists of fibrous protein fibres such as collagen, ground substance and fibroblasts. Answer and Explanation:1 The outermost histologic layer of the digestive tract that is made up of loose connectiv...
Of what is the cell membrane is mainly composed? What are the components of the cell membrane? What is the more complex cell type that has a membrane-enclosed nucleus and organelles that carry out the functions of the cell? What is the role of the cel...
The membrane proteins for cell adhesion bind to the other proteins, such as those found in the extracellular matrix surrounding cells. Cell adhesion is hugely important. It maintains the structure of organs and tissues. Hot Topics Mental 7 Fast (and Proven) Ways to Reduce Anxiety Mental Math...
Only limited and specific solutes are allowed to enter to avoid a high concentration of solutes inside the cell. The volume of the cell keeps on changing to maintain the solute concentration.Answer and Explanation: The difference in concentration of a particular molecule between t...
The hook is a short curved structure that joins filament with the basal body. It produces repulsion like the propeller during the revolving of flagella. The basal body is a set of rings embedded in the cell wall and plasma membrane. It consists of 2 pairs of rings in Gram-Negative bacteria...
Cell Wall in Plant CellsLike plant cells, animal cells have a cell membrane. This is an important barrier that separates the interior parts of the cell from the external environment while also regulating the movement of molecules/substances in and out of the cell....
Do epithelial cells have extracellular matrix? What is the function of cheek epithelial cells? Are melanocytes epithelial cells? What do cilia cells protect? What are microglial cells? What are epidermal dendritic cells? Are endothelial cells epithelial?
a. What is the extracellular matrix? b. In which tissue does it help differentiate between the types? What type of cells form the third filtration barrier? a. Podocytes. b. Ciliated cuboidal epithelial cells. c. Capillary simple squamous epithelial cells. d. Glomerulocytes. e. Capsular macro...