Histology Answers (PDF)

## Answers to Questions ### Histology 1. Dehydration 2. The cell 3. Histology 4. ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) 5. The body tube 6. Electron microscope 7. Sectioning 8. Blue or purple 9. Ribosomes 10. Lysosomes 11. Golgi apparatus 12. Cristae 13. Mitochondria 14. Endoplasmic reticulum 15. Smoot...

## Answers to Questions ### Histology 1. Dehydration 2. The cell 3. Histology 4. ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) 5. The body tube 6. Electron microscope 7. Sectioning 8. Blue or purple 9. Ribosomes 10. Lysosomes 11. Golgi apparatus 12. Cristae 13. Mitochondria 14. Endoplasmic reticulum 15. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum 16. Cytoplasm 17. Plasma membrane 18. Endocytosis 19. Rough endoplasmic reticulum 20. Nucleolus 21. Phagocytosis 22. Peptidoglycan 23. Synthesis of proteins 24. Peroxisomes 25. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum 26. Glycocalyx 27. Ribosomes 28. Microtubules 29. Have abundant rough endoplasmic reticulum 30. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum 31. Nucleolus 32. Ribosomes 33. Objective lens 34. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum 35. Mitochondria 36. Ribosomes 37. Eukaryotes 38. Rough endoplasmic reticulum and smooth endoplasmic reticulum 39. Peroxisomes 40. Lysosomes 41. Cristae 42. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum 43. Transport of materials, communication, and selective permeability 44. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum 45. Anaphase 46. Metaphase 47. Interphase and mitotic phase 48. S-phase (Synthesis phase) of interphase 49. Interphase 50. Telophase 51. Lysosomes 52. Organelles 53. Golgi apparatus 54. Hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) 55. Nucleic acids 56. Female sex chromosome 57. Ectoderm 58. Umbilical cord 59. Yolk and trophoblast 60. Day 14 to day 21 61. Zygote stage 62. Mitochondria in the egg cell 63. Acrosome (of the sperm) 64. Blastocyst 65. Placenta 66. Zygote stage 67. Mitochondria 68. Cleavage 69. Fallopian tube 70. Trophoblast 71. Endometrium 72. Morula 73. Implantation 74. Second week 75. Gastrulation 76. Blastocyst stage. The cells responsible are trophoblasts 77. Neural crest cells, derived from the ectoderm 78. Muscle, bone, blood vessels, kidneys, and reproductive organs 79. Prophase 80. Neuroectodermal cells 81. The placenta 82. Mesoderm is derived from the epiblast 83. Epidermis, central nervous system, peripheral nervous system 84. The brain and spinal cord 85. Transitional epithelium. 86. Cuboidal epithelium 87. Endothelium 88. Exocrine glands 89. Stratified squamous epithelium 90. Columnar epithelium 91. Goblet cell 92. Alveolar gland 93. Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium 94. Cytokeratin 95. Microvilli 96. Cilia 97. Branched duct 98. Unbranched duct 99. When the entire cell ruptures and discharges its contents 100. When a portion of the cell's cytoplasm is pinched off 101. Through exocytosis without any loss of cell material 102. Gap junctions 103. Apocrine secretion 104. Mucous glands 105. Endothelial cells 106. Compound alveolar gland 107. Simple gland 108. Stratified squamous epithelium 109. Simple columnar epithelium 110. Simple cuboidal epithelium 111. Hemidesmosomes 112. Tissue that forms boundary layers 113. Mesenchyme 114. Mucous connective tissue 115. Histiocyte 116. Fibroblasts 117. Mast cells 118. Adipose tissue 119. Cartilage, bone, blood. 120. Umbilical cord 121. Mast cells and eosinophils 122. Brown adipose tissue 123. Macrophages 124. Melanocytes, Schwann cells 125 Mesoderm 126. Dense regular connective tissue 127. 1000x 128. A microscope with two or more lenses 129. The body tube or head 130. To focus light onto the specimen 131. Simple microscope 132. Ribosome 133. Mitochondrion 134. Mitochondria 135. Protoplasm 136. Ribosome 137. Germ cells 138. Ovary 139. Cells that surround and support the oocyte 140. Oogenesis 141. Zona pellucida 142. Antrum 143. Primary follicle 144. Spermatogonia 145. Acrosome 146. Spermatozoon 147. Simple cuboidal epithelium 148. Simple columnar epithelium 149. Abdominal organs 150. Acinar gland 151. Microvilli 152. Stratified epithelium 153. Pseudostratified epithelium 154. Simple epithelium 155. Simple squamous epithelium 156. Simple squamous epithelium 157. Actin 158. Osteocyte 159. Loose connective tissue, dense connective tissue 160. Mesoderm 161. Plasma cell 162. Adipose tissue, areolar tissue 163. Mesenchyme 164. Dense regular connective tissue 165. Loose connective tissue with a gel-like matrix 166. Connective tissue 167. Golgi apparatus 168. Ribosome 169. Lysosome 170. Nucleus 171. Centrioles 172. Phospholipid bilayers 173. Tight junctions 174. Are actively synthesizing proteins 175. Simple columnar epithelium 176. Stratified squamous epithelium 177. Simple squamous epithelium 178. Ciliated columnar epithelium 179. Number of layers of cells 180. It is multi-layered 181. Rich blood supply 182. The structure of their ducts and secretory portions 183. Dermis of the skin, organ capsules 184. Gap junctions 185. Fibroblast 186. Macrophages 187. Phase-contrast microscope 188. A cell with fused nuclei 189. Secretion 190. Cells 191. Engulfs and digests debris and pathogens 192. Diffusion from underlying connective tissue 193. Cuboidal epithelium 194. Mesoderm 195. Lysosomes 196. Proteins or glycoproteins 197. Lungs, blood vessels 198. Kidney tubules 199. Nucleus 200. Into rough and smooth regions