1 / 46

CONNECTIVE TISSUE PROPER

CONNECTIVE TISSUE PROPER. Epithelium. Connective tissue. Pay attention to the differences b/w Epi & CT. 一、 CHARACTERISTICS ：. Small number of cell large amount of intercellular matrix Cell: separate and no polarity Intercellular matrix: fibers + ground substance + tissue fluid

ishmael-conrad
Download Presentation

CONNECTIVE TISSUE PROPER

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. CONNECTIVE TISSUE PROPER

  2. Epithelium Connective tissue Pay attention to the differences b/w Epi & CT

  3. 一、CHARACTERISTICS： • Small number of cell large amount of intercellular matrix • Cell: separate and no polarity • Intercellular matrix: fibers + ground substance + tissue fluid • Filled with B.V., L.V., & N. • Function: support, connect, nourish, defence, and repair etc.

  4. 二、CLASSIFICATION • Connective tissue proper: Loose C.T. Dense C.T. Adipose tissue Reticular tissue • Cartilage and bone • Blood and Lymph

  5. 三、LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE I. Characteristics： • Small number of cell & large number of cell category • small number of fibers & great amount of ground substance • Sponge-like structure (areolar tissue) • Distributed b/w cells, tissues and organs.

  6. II. Cells • Fixed cells: fibroblasts fat cells undifferentiated mesenchymal cells • Wandering cells: macrophages plasma cells mast cells leukocytes

  7. F.b. 1、Fibroblasts Structure: Nu: Cytoplasm: EM： rich in rER & r., developed G.l.

  8. F.C. F.b. * Fibrocytes: Function： Synthesize & secrete collagenous pro. & elastic pro. （to form collagenous f., elastic f. & reticular f. ）; and ground substance (proteoglycan & glycoprotein).

  9. 3、Plasma cells • Structure: Nu.:eccentrically，heterochromatin in wheel shape Cytoplasm: strong basophilic w/ lightly-stained area near Nu. P.C.

  10. EM：rich in rER & r., developed Gl. • Source: B lmphocytes • Function: • synthesize immunoglobulin & cellular factors • participate in humoral immunity

  11. Mac. F.b. Mac. 2、Macrophages（Histocytes） Structure: Nu.: Cytoplasm:

  12. EM：a large number of Ly., pinosome & phagosomes, bundles of MT & MF

  13. Ag p.s. L.y 残余体 Function: • Mobility chemotaxis chemotactic factor: complement C5a, bacterial products etc. • Phagocytize specific:depend on identify factors: Ab, C, Fibronectin etc （the receptors of these factors are on surface of the macrophage）. non-specific:independently

  14. Capture!

  15. Ag p.s. L.y. • participate in immune regulation capture process antigen present antigen presenting molecular:MHCII Ag-MHCIIco. macrophage surface lymphocytes immune reaction

  16. secrete bioactive products chemotactic factor（for polymorphonuclear leukocytes） immunosuppressive factor leukotriene interleukin(IL) interferon(INF) tumorous necrosis factor(TNF) etc. Source： themonocytes in blood

  17. 4、Mast cells • Location & Structure: Nu.: Cytoplasm: basophilic granules, metachromatism M.C. B.V. Toluiding blue staining

  18. EM： a great number of granules w/ crystals, containing: heparin, histamine, leukotriene, slow-reacting substance, eosinophil chemotactic factors (ECF-A)

  19. Ag1 Ag2 R Ab-R degranulation plasma cell Ab(Ig E) • Function： • allergic reactions Ag1 plasma cell mast cell Ab(Ig E) R-Ab Ag2 degranulation • anticoagulation • attract eosinophil mast cell

  20. degranulation

  21. . Ag1 Ab . Plasma cell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ag2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R-Ab Mast cell

  22. Osmic acid staining HE staining B.V. N b 5、Fat cells (Adipose cells) • Shape: Nu.: Cytoplasm: • Function: synthesize & store lipid

  23. 6、Undifferentiated cells • Structure: similar to fibroblasts, smaller • Function: differentiate into various cell-types in C.T. during injury repairing e.g.:

  24. L N 7、Leukocytes • Including: neutrophils, eosinophils, lymphocytes & monocytes • Function: defence involve in allergic reaction (see blood chapter)

  25. III. Fibers: • Collagenous fibers （white f.） • Elastic fibers （yellow f.） • Reticular fibers （argyrophilic f.）

  26. 1、Collagenous fibers • Structure: LM: EM： fibrils：have periodic cross-bandings atintervals of 64nm fibrils

  27. Collagen fibrils Collagen fibers

  28. type I type III • Chemicals: collagen type I collagen type III Immunohistochemistry staining

  29. Fibroblast ① ② Synthesize: In rER ／ GL: → Polypeptide αchains ① → hydroxylated αchains ② → Procollagen ③ In Extracellular space: → Tropocollagen ④ → fibrils ⑤ → collagenous f. ⑥ ③ ④ 280x1.4nm ⑤ ⑥

  30. 2、Elastic fibers Structure: LM: EM： elastin + microfibrils (no bandings) F.B.

  31. 3、Reticular fibers Sructure: LM:argyrophilia, PAS(+) EM: fibrils w/ periodic cross-bandings at intervals of 64nm, typeIII collagen covered carbohydrate

  32. Reticular fibers in liver Reticular fibers in lymph node

  33. IV.Ground substance • Jelly-like & amorphous substance; • Proteoglycan: in molecular sieve hyaluronic acid GAG(glycosaminoglycan) chondroitin sulfate keratin sulfate etc. protein: core protein & link protein glycoprotein：fibronectin (FN) laminin (LN) chondronectin (ChN)；

  34. Side chain subnit hyaluronic acid Collagenous fiber Ground substance Intercellular material

  35. hyaluronic acid side chain subunit link pr. chondroitin sulfate keratin sulfate core pr. Link pr. molecular sieve: hyaluronic acid-- link pr.-- side chain subunit subunit: core protein + chondroitin sulfate & keratin sulfate tissue fluid: flowing through the sieve pores Core pr.

  36. glycoprotein： • fibronectin (FN): produced by epithelial cells and fibroblasts play a role in events of identification, adhesion, migration and proliferation • laminin (LN) : located in B.M., produced by epi. cells, function: adhesion the epi.cells and B.M. • chondronectin (ChN): in cartilage tissue, fuction: a component of ground substances; adhesion chondrocyteS and colagen typeII

  37. leminin

  38. Function: • Tissue fluid nourishes the cells & tissues； • Molecular sieve acts as a barrier: to prevent the spread of bacteria & other microorganisms *haemolytic streptococci produce hyaluronidase & promote the invasion • Glycoproteins (FN/LN/ChN): identification /adherence/migration/proliferation etc.

  39. 四、DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE Characteristics: • Small amount of cells & ground substance， • large number of fibers • Fibers: wide, arranged densely • Function: connect & support

  40. tendons dermis Lig. nuchae Category: Dense regular C.T. (tendons, cornea, ligment): parallel c.f. & tendon cells Dense irregular C.T. (dermis, sclera): collagenous fibers network & fibroblasts Elastic tissue (Lig. Nuchae, Lig. flavum & Large artery ): elastic fibers mainly Large artery

  41. 五、ADIPOSE TISSUE • Structure: Loose C.T.+ fat cells (in large aggregations) HE: / Osmic acid: • Function: energy storage, shock absorber, insulating layer

  42. 六、RETICULAR TISSUE cells Structure: • Reticular cells + reticular f. + G.S. • Reticular cell: stellate, pale nucleus, obvious nucleoli, processes (rich in rER) Function: architectural framework of lymphatic & hemato- poietic tissues Lymph node fibers

  43. BYE BYE

More Related