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Docente
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BARCHI MARCO
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Organization levels of human body. HISTOLOGY: Histology and method of study.
Preparation of tissues, light microscopy, electron microscopy, scanning microscopy,
fluorescent microscopy, confocal microscopy, bright field microscopy. Detection methods
using electrostatic staining specific interaction (immunofluorescence,
immunohystochemistry). EPITHELIA TISSUE: basal membrane and basal lamina (kidney
glomerule), intracellular adhesion and GAP junctions, microvilli, cilia, classification of
covering lining epithelia and their characteristics, skin, glandular epithelia (exocrine glands
and endocrine glands). CONNECTIVE TISSUE cells fibers and ground substance of the
connective tissue. Connective tissues: embryonic (Mesenchyme and mucous) Adult
(areolar, dense irregular, dense regular, specialized reticular and adipose). Adipose tissue
white and brown. Cartilage (Hyaline, Elastic, Fibrocartilage). Bone: osteoblast osteocytes,
osteoclasts, bone matrix, periostium and endostium. Type of bone (primary, compact
lamellar and spongy bone). Ossification (intramembranous and endochondral) bone
growth and remodelling, metabolic role of the bone, joints growth and structure. NERVE
TISSUE neurons (property and structure), membrane potential, synaptic communication,
glial cells. BLOOD functions, composition physical characteristics, plasma and serum, notes
on hematopoiesis, red blood cellsblood group systems, granulocytes, lymphocytes,
monocytes (structure and general function in the immune response), platlets. Lymph and
lymph nodes. MUSCLE TISSUE skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, smooth muscle.
SKELETON general organization of the axial and appendicular skeleton, joints structure
and classification, movements. SKELETON MUSCLES generality, major muscles of the
shoulder girdle, trunk. Respiratory muscles.
 Biography: Martini Timmons: Human Anatomy, Anthony L. Mescer: Junqueira’s Basic
Histology, Tortora: Human Anatomy
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