10 preguntas de histo

Microtubules are protein filaments that are part of the cytoskeleton and create the structure of some cell components.

Centrioles are cylindrical organelles involved in cell division (mitosis).

Basal bodies are structures that act as microtubule organizing centers.

Schwann cells in the peripheral nervous system produce myelin.

Multiple layers of flattened cells.

Barrier in the lungs that helps with gas exchange by including type 1 pneumocytes.

Clear cells are one part of the lung epithelium structure.

Parietal cells secrete HCl and intrinsic factor.

Collagen type 4 is a non-fibrillar type of collagen present in basement membranes.

Cartilage in the metaphysis progresses in stages, going from resting to hypertrophic, proliferating, and then calcified.

Troponin, a molecule associated with actin, binds to calcium, initiating the contraction-relaxation cycle of muscle.

Collagen is a protein that forms connective tissue and many types exist, including fibrillar collagens. This group facilitates cell-to-ECM contacts.

Epithelial cells can form layers in distinct tissue arrangements.

Cartilage tissues undergo various maturation processes during growth.

Cells in the lungs perform respiration functions.