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The outermost layer that encases the

entire cell for additional protection.

Usually composed of polysaccharides

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Basic structural unit of the nervous

system. Forms communication networks

that receive, process, and transmit

information.

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Structurally identical to lysosomes however, the enzymes present are from the Golgi body and have much higher concentrations than

lysosomes

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Nerve cells that do not transmit

information, rather they support the

neurons

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Found in the brain, spinal cord,

and nerves. It provides coordination and

control over body activities and responses.

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These can only be found in the

heart walls. It provides contractions of the

atria and ventricles of the heart.

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Most abundant tissue in the

vertebrate body.

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These do not have cross striations

and consist of multiple sheets of spindle

shaped fibers called muscle fibers. It is

involuntary and forms the muscles of

hollow organs, blood vessel walls, and

ducts of various glands. It functions to

provide slow and sustained contractions.

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Specialized tissue with abundant

mitochondria in their cells due to their need to contract and shorten in order to move organs or tissue.

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Green colored plastids due to the

green pigments

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