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Histology
Study of Tissue
- Types of Tissues
- Epithelial
- Definition:
- Tissues composed of layers of closely spaced cells
- Function
- Forms glands
- Serve for protection
- Cover organ surfaces
- Secretion
- Absorption
- Filtration
- Definition:
- Movement down pressure gradient
- Definition:
- Sensation (5 senses)
- Excretion (remove waste)
- Locations
- Epidermis
- Inner lining of digestive tract
- Liver
- And other glands
- Characteristics:
- Cellularity (How the matrix forms)
- Closely packed together like continous sheets
- Avascular but innervated
- Cellularity (How the matrix forms)
- Function
- Tissues composed of layers of closely spaced cells
- Definition:
- Connective
- Definition
- Tissue with usually more matrix than cell volume
- Function
- Support
- Bind
- Protect organs
- Location
- Tendon and ligament
- Cartilage and bone
- Blood
- Function
- Tissue with usually more matrix than cell volume
- Definition
- Nervous
- Definition
- Tissue containing excitable cells
- Function
- Rapid transmission of coded information to other cells
- Location
- Brain
- Spinal cord
- Nerves
- Function
- Tissue containing excitable cells
- Definition
- Muscular
- Definition
- Tissue composed of elongated, excitable muscle cells
- Function
- Contraction
- Location
- Skeletal muscles
- Heart (Cardiac muscle)
- Smooth muscles (Walls of viscera)
- Function
- Tissue composed of elongated, excitable muscle cells
- Definition
- Epithelial
- Definition of tissue
- Group of cells that have the same function
- All contain:
- Matrix (Extracellular fluid)
- Composed of:
- Ground substance
- Other names:
- Clear gel
- Tissue fluid
- Other names:
- Ground substance
- Composed of:
- Matrix (Extracellular fluid)
- Types of Tissues
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- Biology Mind Map on Histology, created by Joy Song on 01/03/2017.
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- Created by Joy Song · Mar 1, 2017
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