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AN72.1-AN73.3 | Integumentary System — Glossary

Glossary — Integumentary System

Key terms introduced in this module, in order of first appearance. Use this as a revision checklist.

TermWhere Introduced
Skin histologyrelevance
Skin appendagesrelevance
Karyotypingrelevance
Lyon's hypothesisrelevance
integumentSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
1. EpidermisSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Stratum basaleSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Stratum spinosumSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Stratum granulosumSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Stratum lucidumSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Stratum corneumSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
corneocytesSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Thick skinSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Thin skinSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
2. DermisSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Papillary dermisSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Reticular dermisSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Hypodermis (subcutaneous tissue)Skin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Skin Appendages:Skin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Hair bulbSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Arrector pili muscleSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Sebaceous glandSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Eccrine (merocrine) sweat glandsSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Apocrine sweat glandsSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
nail matrixSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
nail bedSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
lunulaSkin Histology: Layers and Appendages (AN72.1)
Chromosome structure:Chromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
nucleosomeChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
nucleosome bead-on-a-stringChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
chromosomeChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
CentromereChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
Short arm (p)Chromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
Long arm (q)Chromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
TelomeresChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
Secondary constrictionsChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
Satellite chromosomesChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
EuchromatinChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
HeterochromatinChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
constitutiveChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
facultativeChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
MetacentricChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
SubmetacentricChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
AcrocentricChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
TelocentricChromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
Groups A–G (Denver classification):Chromosome Structure and Classification (AN73.1)
karyogramKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Technique:Karyotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Peripheral blood lymphocytesKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Amniotic fluid cellsKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Chorionic villiKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Bone marrowKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Skin fibroblastsKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
phytohaemagglutinin (PHA)Karyotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
ColchicineKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
colcemidKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
metaphaseKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
G-banding (Giemsa)Karyotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Q-banding (Quinacrine)Karyotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
R-bandingKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
C-bandingKaryotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Clinical Applications of Karyotyping:Karyotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Indian epidemiology:Karyotyping: Technique and Applications (AN73.2)
Lyon's Hypothesis (Mary Lyon, 1961):Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Barr bodyLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Key principles:Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
RandomnessLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
PermanenceLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Dosage compensationLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Completeness (with exceptions)Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
pseudoautosomal regions (PAR1, PAR2)Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Molecular mechanism of X-inactivation:Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
XIST geneLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
histone H3 lysine 27 trimethylation (H3K27me3)Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
DNA methylationLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
heterochromaticLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Barr body (sex chromatin):Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Clinical implications of Lyon's hypothesis:Lyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
X-linked recessive disorders in carrier femalesLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Calico catsLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Barr body count in forensic/clinical useLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
ReactivationLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
germ cellsLyon's Hypothesis of X-Inactivation (AN73.3)
Key histology and genetics points for the gate quiz:summary
Skin (AN72.1):summary
Chromosomes (AN73.1):summary
Karyotyping (AN73.2):summary
Lyon's hypothesis (AN73.3):summary

88 terms in this module