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ما هي الهيستولوجيا?
ما هي الهيستولوجيا?
هي العلم الذي يتعامل مع الدراسة المجهريّة للأنسجة الطبيعية.
ما هي الأعضاء الرئيسية التي تتكون منها الخلية?
ما هي الأعضاء الرئيسية التي تتكون منها الخلية?
السيتوبلازم وكاريوبلازم (النواة).
ما هي مكونات الغشاء الخلوي?
ما هي مكونات الغشاء الخلوي?
يعتبر ___ الهيكل الداعم للخلية.
يعتبر ___ الهيكل الداعم للخلية.
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العضيات غير الغشائية هي مغلفة بغشاء.
العضيات غير الغشائية هي مغلفة بغشاء.
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ما هي الأنواع المختلفة من الألياف العضلية?
ما هي الأنواع المختلفة من الألياف العضلية?
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What is histology?
What is histology?
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The _____ is the structural and functional unit of all living tissues.
The _____ is the structural and functional unit of all living tissues.
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Which of the following organelles is not membranous?
Which of the following organelles is not membranous?
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Cytoplasm is part of the nucleus.
Cytoplasm is part of the nucleus.
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What are the two major components of a cell?
What are the two major components of a cell?
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What is the chemical composition of the cell membrane primarily made of?
What is the chemical composition of the cell membrane primarily made of?
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Match the following organelles with their descriptions:
Match the following organelles with their descriptions:
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What are inclusions in the cytoplasm?
What are inclusions in the cytoplasm?
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Study Notes
Histology Course Information
- Course: Histology (First Year)
- University: Menoufia University, Faculty of Dentistry
- Department: Histology & Cell Biology
- Academic Year: 2024-2025
Course Vision
- To be an academically accredited college with a strong reputation locally, regionally, and internationally, playing a leading role in medical education and healthcare provision.
Course Mission
- To train physicians in accordance with National Academic Reference Standards, able to meet local and regional market needs.
- To develop skilled practitioners proficient in conducting scientific research and contributing to the advancement of healthcare.
- To prioritize continuous training and education to provide comprehensive and community-centered care while adhering to professional ethics.
Course Contents
- Overall aims of the course
- Intended learning outcomes
- The cell
- Cytogenetics
- Epithelial Tissue
- Connective Tissue
- Cartilage
- Bone
- Muscular Tissue
- Blood
Overall Aims of the Course
- Develop a functional understanding of cells, tissues, organs, and systems.
Intended Learning Outcomes
- Identify and categorize the histological structure of cells and their organelles
- Define different roles of cell organelles
- Combine anatomical and histological data
- Explain cytogenetics and the process of cell division
- Detail the structural differences in epithelial and connective tissues
- Understand the histological structure of cartilage and its various types
- Recognize the histological structures of different bone types
- Identify skeletal muscle fiber types
- Detail the components of blood
The Cell (Basic Structure and Function)
- Essential part of all living tissues (plant and animal)
- Composed of two main components: cytoplasm and karyoplasm (nucleus)
- Organelles (membrane-bound structures): examples include mitochondria, rough/smooth endoplasmic reticulum, ribosomes, Golgi body, etc.
- Inclusions (non-membrane bound structures): Examples include glycogen, fat droplets, etc.
Cell Membrane (Plasma Lemma)
- Thin, elastic structure visible via electron microscopy (not light microscopy)
- Composed of lipoproteins (lipids, proteins, glycolipids, and carbohydrates).
- Phospholipid bilayer: polar heads (hydrophilic), non-polar tails (hydrophobic)
- Proteins: integral (within membrane), peripheral (on membrane surface)
- Important functions include transport, communication, and selective permeability)
Mitochondria
- Membrane-bound organelles found in all eukaryotic cells
- Function: sites of cellular respiration, ATP production—considered the "powerhouse" of the cell
- Structure: outer smooth membrane, inner membrane folds into cristae. Contains ribosomes & DNA
Golgi Apparatus
- Membranous organelles acting as the "secretory apparatus" of the cell
- Located between the nucleus and cell periphery
- Composed of flattened vesicles (cisternae)
- Functions include: concentrating, modifying, and packaging proteins for secretion or use in the cell
Lysosomes
- Membrane-bound vesicles containing hydrolytic enzymes. Digest materials internally (including foreign substances and damaged organelles)
- Structure: Single membrane encloses interior
- Types: Primary, secondary (heterolysosomes, autolysosomes), residual bodies
Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
- Network of membranes within the cytoplasm
- Types: Rough ER (studded with ribosomes – protein synthesis), Smooth ER (lipid synthesis, detoxification)
Ribosomes
- Non-membranous organelles, present in both free and bound forms
- Function in protein synthesis
Cytoskeleton
- Network of protein filaments that maintain cell shape, support, and facilitate movement
- Types: microtubules, microfilaments, intermediate filaments
Cell Inclusions (Cytoplasmic Deposits)
- Non-living components of the cell (e.g. food, pigments, secretory granules)
The Nucleus
- Control center, contains genetic material (DNA)
- Structure: nuclear membrane, chromatin, nucleolus, nuclear matrix
Cytoskeleton- Filaments
- Structures for cell support, movement, and shape
- Types: actin filaments, intermediate filaments, microtubules
Cytogenetics
- Study of the structure and function of chromosomes.
The Cell Cycle
- Stages between cell divisions to maintain cellular function and prepare for subsequent divisions
- Phases : Interphase (G1, S, G2) , mitosis.
Chromosomal Abnormalities
- Structural abnormalities: deletion, inversion, translocation, isochromosome
- Numerical abnormalities: polyploidy (increase, triploid, tetraploid), aneuploidy (loss, trisomy, monosomy)
Sex Chromosomes
- Trisomy & Monosomy in sex chromosome
Additional Information
- Specific cell types mentioned in the text (e.g., neurons, osteoclasts) are not included in these notes since they are not the focus of the overarching summary of the text.
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اختبر معرفتك في الهيستولوجيا من خلال هذا الكويز. ستحصل على أسئلة حول الأعضاء الرئيسية للخلية، مكونات الغشاء الخلوي والألياف العضلية. هل تستطيع الإجابة على جميع الأسئلة بشكل صحيح؟
