Muscle Tissue, Nervous Tissue

Muscle Tissue, Nervous Tissue

1. Muscle Tissue Models

   • The Muscular Tissue, said conscious tissue to make the organism have mobility. Muscle cells have the ability to convert chemical energy into mechanical energy.
     • Smooth Muscle Tissue
       • Smooth muscle has a function that is due to stimulation of the autonomic nervous system. Located on the walls of the digestive organs.
     • Striated Skeletal Muscle Tissue
       • Striated cardiac muscle, a specialized form of striated muscle, forms the wall of the heart, whose rhythmic contraction is involuntary. It is instituted by cells with a central nucleus, which present transverse striations.
     • Cardiac Muscle Tissue
       • Muscle tissue uses special boundaries to describe "sarcolemma, sarcoplasm, sarcoplasmic reticulum, sarcosomes" components. They adapt the term muscle fiber or muscle cell.

2. Nervous Tissue Functions

   • The Nervous Tissue is composed of a network of nerve cells that connect to form a synapse, which transmits information to the periphery, with the aim of producing "movement, sensations, cognitive functions".
     • Nerve Tissue Location
       • "The Neurons, The Neuroglia" that make up the nervous tissue are located in atypical places in the central nervous system, as well as in the peripheral.
     • Nerve Tissue Formation
       • These tissues are made up of neurons, encompassing a set of cells that have the purpose of transporting nutritional substances to the neurons, in the same way for the maintenance of the places where they are located.
     • Nerve Tissue Classification
       • Neurons, nerve cells that connect to send the nerve impulse. Located in the "brain, cerebellum, brainstem, hippocampus, spinal cord, cerebral cortex". Neuroglia, depending on the function, are broken down into certain types. But they hope to nurture in such a way as to maintain "nerves, spinal cord, spinal ganglion, brain, cerebellum."

3. Jhon Peñafiel

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