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Tissues

Based on the vocabulary from Raven's Biology textbook, chapter 43

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55102900epithelialtissue used for protective covering, secretion, and absorption
55102901connectivetissue that supports soft body parts and binds structures together
55102902muscletissue that produces body movements
55102903nervoustissue that conducts impulses and coordinates body activities
55102904tissuea group of similar cells and extracellular matrix that performs a specific function
55102905simplesingle layer of cells
55102906stratifiedmultiple layers of cells
55102907pseudostratifiedone layer of cells that appears as multiple layers
55102908squamousflat, plate shaped
55102909cubodialsquare
55102910columnarlonger than they are wide
55102911transitionalbetween different types
55102912exocrine glandsecretes products through ducts that lead to outside of body (GI tract or skin)
55102913endocrine glandsecretes products into lymph or blood (inside the body)
55102914dense connective tissueclosely packed thick collagenous fibers with elastic fibers - very strong
55102915loose connective tissueforms delicate thin membrane throughout the body
55102916cartilagerigid connective tissue - provides support and attachments
55102917bonemost rigid connective tissue - made of deposited salts
55102918adiposetissue that stores fat in droplets; cushions joints and organs
55102919bloodtransports materials and maintains homeostasis
55102920skeletal muscle tissueattached to bone; voluntary
55107220cardiac muscle tissuetissue found only in the heart; involuntary
55107221smooth muscle tissuefound in walls of internal organs; involuntary

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