Table of Contents Levator Scapulae Definition Levator Scapulae comprises a strap-like muscle also called lev scap that is found on the back of the neck on either side. A posterior view makes them difficult to observe as they are hidden by the trapezius muscles which are also present in the
Table of Contents What is Hyaline Cartilage? Hyaline cartilage tissue is a kind of cartilage tissue that is also known as hyaline connective tissue or hyaline tissue. It’s the most prevalent kind of cartilage, with a lustrous, smooth look. Cartilage is a tough and pliable connective tissue that protects bone
Table of Contents Amphipathic Definition Amphipathic is a Greek word, where amphis means “both” and pathy means “feeling”. Compounds which are soluble in water as well as non-soluble are termed as Amphipathic. Thus, they are hydrophobic as well as hydrophilic. They play a vital role as they are important for
Table of Contents Epithelium Definition The word epithelium originates from a Latin word where “epi” means on top and “thele” means nipple. Beneath is the basal layer on which the epithelium rests. Epithelium is a tissue made from epithelial cells, which are tightly packed. It is an animal tissue. It
Table of Contents Smooth Muscle Definition It is a type of a muscle which is non-striated along with a nucleus centrally located and is not under our control, present in human body. Smooth muscles in human body have various roles. The shape of non-striated cells is spindle shape. Smooth muscle
Table of Contents What is Stratified Squamous Epithelium? A stratified squamous epithelium is a stratified epithelium with squamous (flattened and scale-like) epithelial cells in the top layer. Cuboidal or columnar cells may be seen in the deeper layers. Some stratified squamous epithelia are extensively keratinized, whereas others are keratinized either
What are Cytoskeleton? The presence of cytoskeleton in the design of the cellular material was proposed by Koltzoff in 1928. They are intertwining organization of protein fibers stretched out all through the cytoplasm and lattice of various proteins in cells. As its name infers it assists with keeping up with