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If stratified epithelium adapted to resist mechanical forces which cell to cell junction would be especially abundant?
In stratified epithelium, desmosomes would be especially abundant to resist mechanical forces. These specialized cell-to-cell junctions provide strong adhesion between neighboring cells, enhancing the tissue's structural integrity and resilience against stretching and shear forces. Additionally, tight junctions may also be present to maintain barrier function, but desmosomes play a crucial role in withstanding mechanical stress.
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Where are elastic connective tissue and nerves especially abundant?
dermis
Which protein provides mechanical support and tensile strength for the body's tissues?
Collagen is the protein that provides mechanical support and tensile strength for the body's tissues. It is the most abundant protein in the human body and is found in skin, tendons, ligaments, and bones.
Is grass abundant or average?
Very abundant
What is The four most abundant gases in the Earth's atmosphere in order from most abundant to least abundant?
Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon & Carbon Dioxide.
Most abundant element in universe?
Hydrogen is the gas tht is found in abundant in universe!!
When classifying a tissue that has stratified epithelium with more than one cell type which cell type do you base the classification on?
The classification of a tissue with stratified epithelium with more than one cell type is typically based on the predominant or top layer of cells. The classification is usually determined by the cell type that is most abundant or visible at the surface of the tissue.
What are anchoring junctions?
They are cells which mechanically attach cells (and their cytoskelentons) to their neighbours or to the extracellular mattrix. They enable group of cells such as epithelium to resist streching forces by connecting the cytoskeletal elements of a cell either to those of another cell or to the extracellular matrix. They are most abundant in tissues that are subjected to sever mechanical stress, such as heart muscle and skin epithelium(epithermis) university of constanta
What are anchors?
They are cells which mechanically attach cells (and their cytoskelentons) to their neighbours or to the extracellular mattrix. They enable group of cells such as epithelium to resist streching forces by connecting the cytoskeletal elements of a cell either to those of another cell or to the extracellular matrix. They are most abundant in tissues that are subjected to sever mechanical stress, such as heart muscle and skin epithelium(epithermis) university of constanta
Abundant in tissues subjected to great mechanical stress?
Desmosomes
Where are elastic connective tissue and nerves especially abundant?
dermis
What herring relation once especially abundant off Peru and Chile is sometimes a bit too abundant on pizza?
Anchovy
What two elements were abundant and vital as the expanding universe began to cool?
Hydrogen and helium - but especially hydrogen.
What best describes an advantage Africa has in trade?
Many. It's abundant in silver, and copper especially, and gold
What is the purpose of making a water fueled car?
Water, especially in the ocean, is in abundant supply and it can be recycled easily, too.
What factors made the US especially favorable for economic growth?
(all of these) varied climate, abundant resources, rich land
Which protein provides mechanical support and tensile strength for the body's tissues?
Collagen is the protein that provides mechanical support and tensile strength for the body's tissues. It is the most abundant protein in the human body and is found in skin, tendons, ligaments, and bones.
How does epithelium obtain nutrients and oxygen and get rid of wastes?
Epithelial cells obtain nutrients and oxygen from the underlying connective tissue via diffusion. Metabolic waste products are removed through diffusion into the connective tissue and subsequently cleared by the bloodstream and lymphatic system. The efficiency of these processes is essential for maintaining the health and function of the epithelium.
