09.24.08: skin and glands
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CellsandTissuesSequenceMedicalHistology
IntegumentarySystem,Glands/mammarygland
Fall,2008
CellandDevelopmentalBiology
TheIntegument
1.Skin: EpidermisandDermisHypodermis(a.k.a.superficialfascia)2.Appendages:SpecializationofepidermisA.Pilosebaceousapparatus
HairSebaceousglandsArrectopilimuscle
B.Sweatglands EccrinesweatglandsApocrine(odoriferous)sweatglands
C. Nail
“Mammarygland”
Theskinconsistsofepidermisanddermis
andisthelargestorganinthebody,
accountingforabout16%ofthebodyweight.
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Functionsofskin
1.Protection(fromabrasion,friction,infection,UVrays)Keratin,melanin
2.PermeabilityBarrier(preventionofextremewaterloss)Keratin,lipid,sebum
3.ThermoregulationSweatglands,bloodvessels,fat
4.SensoryPerceptionFreeandencapsulatednerveendings
5.ImmunologicDefenseKeratinocytes,Langerhanscells
6.Dermatoglyphics(fingerprints)
SkinEpidermis:Keratinized,strat.sq.epithelium
Dermis:Denseirregularct.TypeIIIandTypeIcollagenElasticfibers
SweatGlands:EccrineandApocrineglands
Hypodermis(superficialfascia):Fattyconn.Tissue
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CellsoftheEpidermis
Keratinocytes(80%)Melanocytes(5-10%)Langerhanscells(5%)Merkelcells(<1%)
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CellularLayersoftheEpidermis
Dermis
Epidermis Epidermis
DermisMichiganMedicalSchoolHistologySlideCollection Weiss,L.,CellandTissueBiology6thed.P.543
CellsoftheStratumBasaleSt.Spinosum
St.Basale
Dermis
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Stratumspinosum
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BlisteringSkinDisorders
Pemphigus:Separationofepidermalcellsfromeachother(acantholysis)causedbylossofdesmosomefunctions.
Bullouspemphigoid:Separationofepidermisfromthedermisduetoblisteringinthebasementmembranecausedbylossofanchoringfilamentsandhemidesmosomes.
Source Undetermined
StratumGranulosumKeratohyalinGranules(KG) Histidine-richprotein(filaggrin:filamentaggregating
proteinthatcross-linkskeratin) PolysaccharidesandlipidsMembrane-coatinggranules(MCG) (a.k.a.lamellargranules,Odlandbodies) Primaryintercellularlipidbarriertowater-ceramidecross-linkscellmembranes.
KeratohyalinGranules
Weiss,L.,CellandTissueBiology6thed.P.549
MembraneCoatingGranulesPrimaryintercellularbarriertowater
Weiss,CellandTissueBilogy6thed.P.547
Stratumcorneum
15-20layersofnon-nucleatedflattenedcellsfilledwithkeratainfilaments.
Keratinfilamentsarecross-linkedwithfilaggrin.
Thekeratin-filaggrindepositedontheinsideoftheplasmamembraneformathickenedcellenvelope.
Source Undetermined
Thickandthinskin
Bluearrows:CellsofthestratumgranulosumSource Undetermined
Melanocytes
SkincolorRedbloodcellsinthedermalvascularbeds.Carotenesfromexogenousfoodsstoredinfattytissues.Hemoglobinandbilirubin(endogenousdegradationproducts).Melanin(pigmentproducedbymelanocytes)
Melanocytes(neuralcrestorigin)
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MelanocytesproduceMelanin
Melanin: Eumelanin Pheomelanin Tyrosinase(deficiency:albinism)Tyrosine 3,4-dihydroxyphenyalanine(dopa) dopaquinone Melanin
Epidermal-
melaninunit
Cytocrinesecretion
Source Undetermined
Ross/Romrell,Histology2nded.P.356
Pigmentdistributioninlight(left)anddark(right)skin
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Merkel’scell Langerhanscell
Bonemarrowderived
Bind,processandpresentantigentoT-lymphocytes
Roleinimmunologicskinreactions.
Fawcett,Histology,pp.536
ProliferationandMaturationofEpithelialCells
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Psoriasis
Source Undetermined
Dermis
PapillaryDermisReticularDermis
Containsbloodandlymphaticvessels,nerves,hairfollicles,sebaceousglands,arrectopilimuscle,andsweat(eccrineandapocrine)glands
Hypodermis(superficialfasciawithfatcells)
EpithelialPegsandDermalPapillae
Source Undetermined Source Undetermined
Papillary(PL)andReticular(RL)Dermis
TypeIIICollagen
TypeICollagen
Elasticfibers(EF)
Source Undetermined
PapillaryDermishousesbloodvessels,nerveendings,etc.
Epidermis
Papillarydermis
Reticulardermis
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Dermisandskincirculation WheaterFig.9.18
Wheater 9.18
Pilosebaceousapparatus
hair,sebaceousglandandarrectopilemuscle
hair
Sebaceousgland
Arrectopilemuscle
Swaetgland
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(A)
(D)
(B,C)
Hairfollicle:hairbulbandhairshaft
Ross/Romrell,Histology2nded.P.361
Young/HeathWheater’sHistology4thed.P.167
SourceUndetermined
GrowthCycleoftheHairFollicle
testosterone
5αdihydrotestosterone,
whichbindstheintracellularreceptorsandInhibitsthemetabolismofcondemnedfollicles.
5α-reductase(?)
Weiss, pg. 562
Pilo-sebaceousApparatus
Source Undetermined
HolocrineSecretionSource Undetermined
ModeofSecretionMerocrine(Exocytosis)Almostallexocrineglands,includingeccrineandapocrinesweatglands.
Apocrine(somepartsofcellsaresecreted)Mammaryglands(lipidsecretion)
Holocrine(wholecellsaresecreted)Sebaceousglands
Source Undetermined
Hairfollicleandit’sassociatedstructures
Tsaitgaist,,Wikipedia
EccrineSweatGlands
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EccrineSweatGland
Secretoryportion
Secretoryportion
Ducts
Myoepithelialcells
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MyoepithelialCells
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ApocrineSweatGlands
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ApocrineSweatGlands
Myoepithelialcells
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SecretoryPortionsofEccrineandApocrineSweatGlands
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Source Undetermined
GlandularLobulesandLobesManyLobulesformaLobe.
Source Undetermined
Adapted and modified from Leson TS, Leson CR, Paparo AA: Text/Atlas of Histology. Philadelphia, WB Saunders, 1988
US Federal Government Gray’s Anatomy, Wikimedia Commons
ChangeinMammaryGlandAlveoliandDucts
Inactive:Noalveoliandundifferentiatedterminalducts.
Active(duringpregnancy):Proliferationanddifferentiationofalveoli.
Active(lactating):Secretionofmilkandaccumulationinalveolarlumen.
Source Undetermined
Inactivegland(left):Lobulesarearrangedsparselyandeachlobuleconsistsofmainlybluntlyendingductswithnosecretoryalveoli.Activegland(right):Lobulesarewelldevelopedandpackthegland.Ineachlobule,secretoryalveolihaveformedandtheirlumensarehighlydilated.
Inactiveandactivemammaryglands
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Thestromaofthemammarygland
Lactiferousduct
Lobule
Theloose,morecellularandlessfibrous,intralobularconnectivetissuemakesthestromadistensibleforthehypertrophyoftheepithelialelementsanddifferentiationofthealveoli.Numerousplasmacells(arrowsabove),whichappearintheintralobularconnectivetissueduringpregnancyandlactation,produceimmunoglobulinIgA.IgAistakenupbytheepithelialcells,secretedinthemilk,andtransportedtotheinfant’sintestinewheretheantibodiesresistbacterialinfection.
IntralobularCT
InterlobularCT
Source Undetermined
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Theantibodiesresistentericinfections.
Image of mother breastfeeding
infant antibodies removed
Source Undetermined
Nipple-Lactiferousducts15-20independentlactiferousducts,eachdrainingoneofthelobesofthegland,openatthetipofthenipple.Withinthenipple,eachductisslightlydilatedtoformalactiferoussinus(inset).Lactiferousducts
Gray’s Anatomy, Wikimedia Commons
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#265(nipple)Lactiferousducts
Thelactiferousductislinedbyasuperficiallayerofcuboidalepithelialcellsandabasallayerofmyoepithelialcells(arrows).
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LearningObjectives
• Beabletoidentifyprincipallayersoftheskin(epidermis,dermisandhypodermis)atthelightmicroscopelevelandknowthemajorfunctionsofeachlayer.
• Beabletoidentifythestrataoftheepidermisinthickandthinskinandknowthemajorcellulareventsthattakeplaceineachlayerintheprocessofkeratinization.
• Beabletoidentifythecellsindifferentlayeroftheepidermisattheelectronmicroscopelevelbyrecognizingcharacteristicorganellesandstructurespresentineachlayer.
• Beabletorecognizemelanocytesandknowtheprocessofpigmentformationintheskin.
• Beabletoidentifyeccrineandapocrinesweatglandsatthelightmicroscopelevelanddistinguishductalandsecretoryportions.
• Beabletoidentifythecomponentsofthepilosebacousapparatusandknowthestructuralrelationshipbetweeneachcomponentandtheepidermis.
• Beabletoidentifythemammarygland,byrecognizingitsstructuralcomponents(lactiferousducts,alveoli,lobules,thestromalconnectivetissue),andknowthehistologicaldifferencesinactiveandinactiveglands.
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