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State the structural differences in parietal cells between its active and inactive forms Active parietal cell Inactive parietal cell Microvilli in canaliculi Increased Decreased Tubulovesicular system Reduced in number or…...
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Distinguish between arteries and veins histologically Arteries Veins Layers Tunica intima, media, and adventitia Tunica intima, media, and adventitia Internal elastic membrane Prominent Less prominent or absent Smooth muscle Prominent…...
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Illustrate the ultrastructural arrangement of contractile fibres in striated muscle What are the structural components of intercalated discs in cardiac muscle Distinguish between a diad and a triad in striated…...
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Distinguish between endochondral and membranous ossification. Give examples Endochondral ossification Intramembranous ossification Definition Development of bone tissue within cartilage Development of bone tissue within mesenchymal tissue without cartilage formation Mechanism…...
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Distinguish between resident and non-resident connective tissue cells and give examples in each class Resident cells Non-resident cells Characteristics Stable – exhibit little movement and stay permanently in the tissue…...
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