Cell Modification

What are the three types of cell modification?

• Apical, Basal, and Lateral

• Aplical, Basal, and Lateral

• Apical, Nasal, and Latiral

• Aplical, Nasal, and Literal

Finger-like projections that arise from an epithelial layer in some organs are called _____.

_______ are smaller projections that arise from the cells surface that also increase surface area allowing faster and more efficient adsorption

Usually short, hair-like structures that move in waves.

• Flagella

• Cilia

• Pseudopods

• Villia

Two sub-types of Extra-cellular matrix in the Cell modification.

• Cell Wall and Glycoprotein

• Cell Membrane and nucleus

• Cell Wall and Cell membrane

• Lysosomes and Robosomes

_____ modification occurs at the bottom part of the cell. Hemidesmosomes are the best examples of this type of modification.

A cell junction that provides contact between neighboring cells or between the cell and extracellular matrix.

• Apical Modification

• Literal Modification

• Basal Modification

• Lateral Modification

One of the types of Lateral Modification is ____ junctions. It acts as barriers that regulate the movement of water and solutes between epithelial layers.

____ junction is also known as communicating junctions

_____ junctions anchors junctions on the lateral surface of the cell