Homeostasis (autoregulation and extrinsic regulation). Know all the components a

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Homeostasis (autoregulation and extrinsic regulation). Know all the components and an example of each. Epithelial tissue: a) cellular polarity b) tissue structure (basal lamina/basement membrane, apical structures like microvilli, etc., cell-cell junctions, avascularity, stem cell function) c) functional significance of cell-cell junctions d) glandular secretion (endocrine vs. exocrine, modes of secretion) e) classification (shape/number of layers).....function number of each classification and where each might be found f) what germ layer epithelium originates from 4. Connective tissue a) structure (ground substance, fibers, cells) b) types of cells c) types of fibers d) characteristics of each type of CT e) examples of where each type of CT and fibers are found f) what germ layer CT originates from 5. Membranes.... know the 4 types, and know all components/functions/locations given in lecture. 6. Integumentary System a) tissue types represented b) layers of the integument, and tissue types/cell types/structures in each layer c) Epidermis: layers, and characteristics of each layer, pigmentation and conditions affecting pigmentation, Vit. D production d) Dermis: layers and characteristics of each layer e) Hypodermis: components of Touch pressure receptors... where they are located, adaptation, whether they are fine or crude touch/pressure g) accessory structures... esp. glands (know where the glands are located, what they secrete, and what mode of secretion they employ h) injury and disease. steps in regeneration, burns, cancer, senescence

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2. The ability of the body to respond to stimuli (internal or external change) which helps maintain the internal environment is termed as homeostasis.

The components of homeostasis are;

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