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Tissue
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Groups of cells with a specific function
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Histology
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The study of tissues
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Epithelial Tissue (functions)
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Covers exposed surfaces, lines internal passageways/chambers, and produces glandular secretions
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Epithelial Tissue (three locations)
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Skin, body membranes, and glands
ex: heart, and stomach |
Connective Tissue (functions)
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Fills internal spaces, provides structural support, and stores energy
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Connective Tissue (three locations)
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Tendons, ligaments, and blood
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Muscle Tissue (functions)
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Contracts to produce active movement
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Neural Tissue (functions)
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Conducts electrical impulses and carries information
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Two Subgroups of Epithelial Tissue
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The subgroups are epithelia and glandular
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Cellularity (general characteristics of epithelial tissue)
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Characteristics are:
Cells bounded closely together and little/no intercellular space |
Polarity (general characteristics of epithelial tissue)
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Characteristics are:
Free surface (apical surface), basement membrane, and uneven distribution |
Attachment (general characteristics of epithelial tissue)
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Characteristics are: Basement membrane is attached to basal lamina, produced by epithelium and cells of the underlying connective tissue
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Avascularity (general characteristics of epithelial tissue)
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Characteristics are: No blood vessels, gets blood supply from basement membrane
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Regenerative ability (general characteristics of epithelial tissue)
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Characteristics are: Regenerate very quickly, suseptable to cancer
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Nerve supply (general characterics of epithelial tissue)
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Characteristics are: ?
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