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Type of tissues
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Type of tissues
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- Connective tissue
- Jelly-fluid where cells are suspended, connects other tissues, supports organs and other parts of the body. There are two types: the conjuctive tissue, that joint tissues or organs and the speciallised connective tissues
- Conjuctive tissue:
- The tissue that joint together the other tissues or organs
- Speciallised connective tissue
- Speciallised connective tissues:
- Bone tissue
- it is a rigid tissue formed by osteocytes and by mineral salts
- Its principal function is holding the body structure
- it is a rigid tissue formed by osteocytes and by mineral salts
- Blood tissue
- It is the only liquid tissue and contains plasma and 3 types of cells (red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets)
- Its function is transporting substances through the body
- It is the only liquid tissue and contains plasma and 3 types of cells (red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets)
- Blood tissue
- Bone tissue
- Cartilaginous tissue
- It is made up of chondrocytes inside a matrix
- Its function is the protection of joints from bones movement.
- It is made up of chondrocytes inside a matrix
- Adipose tissue:
- It is made up of adipocytes.
- Its function is the energy storage, thermal insulator, mechanical protection.
- It is made up of adipocytes.
- Speciallised connective tissues:
- Conjuctive tissue:
- Jelly-fluid where cells are suspended, connects other tissues, supports organs and other parts of the body. There are two types: the conjuctive tissue, that joint tissues or organs and the speciallised connective tissues
- Epithelial tissue
- Polyhedric cells very closely, arranged in layers, cover all the body's surface, protect the external body and the internal cavities. Glandural epithelim: epithelial cells also form gland stuctures, these can produce chemical substances that release to:
- Inner medium:
- Hormones are released to the blood
- External enviroment:
- Salivary or sweat glands
- Inner medium:
- Polyhedric cells very closely, arranged in layers, cover all the body's surface, protect the external body and the internal cavities. Glandural epithelim: epithelial cells also form gland stuctures, these can produce chemical substances that release to:
- Epithelial tissue
- Connective tissue
- Muscle tissue
- Made up muscle fibres that contain myofibres formed by actin and myosin. Actin and myosin are protein structures that are responsible for muscle contraction and relaxion.
- Its function is the body's movement
- Cardiac muscle:
- it is present in walls of heart
- Cardiac muscle:
- Smooth
- It can be found in blood vessels, digestive tube...
- Skeletal muscle
- it is attached to bones by tendons
- Can contract it voluntarily
- it is attached to bones by tendons
- Made up muscle fibres that contain myofibres formed by actin and myosin. Actin and myosin are protein structures that are responsible for muscle contraction and relaxion.
- Nervous tissue
- It is formed by some specialised cells called nervous and Glial cells .
- Its function is to detect changes in the internal an external enviroment. It transmits orders through the body.
- It is formed by some specialised cells called nervous and Glial cells .
- Nervous tissue
- Muscle tissue
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- Mind Map on Type of tissues, created by Riwer Olmus on 03/11/2020.
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