5-76. Which of the developing granulocytes contain poorly lobulated nucleus and basophilic cytoplasmic granules: e. basophilic leukocytes++
5-77. What cells of the erythropoiesis contain nucleus, and cytoplasm stainable with both basic and acid dyes: b. polychromatic erythroblasts++
5-78. What cells of the erythropoiesis contain thin reticular cytoplasmic structure: d. reticulocytes++
5-79. What blood cells undergo a process of maturation in the thymus: b. T-lymphocytes++
5-80. What blood cells are formed by separation of small masses of cytoplasm from megakaryocytes: b. blood platelets++
5-81. What process takes place during granulopoiesis: b. accumulation of specific granules++
5-82. Antigen-dependent multiplication of the B-lymphocytes takes place in: d. red bone marrow++
5-83. What cells of the red bone marrow releases membrane-enclosed fragments of its cytoplasm as platelets: a. megakaryocytes++
6. CONNECTIVE TISSUES 6-1. Connective tissues arise from: e. mesenchyme
6-2. Transport and trophic function of the connective tissue is performed because of: e. amorphous component of the intercellular substance
6-3. What cells participate in the regulation of permeability of the intercellular substance of the connective tissue? a. mastocytes
6-4. Connective tissue that consists of a large number of different cells, ground substance and loosely arranged fibres: c. loose irregular fibrous
6-5. What tissue surrounds blood vessels: c. loose irregular fibrous
6-6. Connective tissue that is characterized by the presence of a large number of dense fibres arranged parallel to one another, of few cells and of little ground substance: b. dense regular fibrous
6-7. Dense regular connective tissue is found in: a. tendons, ligaments, fibrous membranes
