Covers body surfaces and lines cavities

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Connects and supports body parts

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Contracts and moves the body and its parts

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Communicates, i.e., receives and sends stimuli, processes that information, and conducts impulses

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They form the covering of all body surfaces, line body cavities and hollow organs, and are the major tissue in glands

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Some epithelial cells adapted to form glands. These glands secrete products into ducts (sweat gland)

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Some epithelial cells adapted to form glands. these glands secrete products into the blood stream (hormones)

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what are cells anchored to?

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Epithelial Tissues: one layer of cells

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Epithelial Tissues: appears to have multiple layers but only has one layer

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Epithelial Tissues: more than one layer of cells

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Epithelial Tissues: Classification According to Shape

flattened, lines vessels, part of lungs, body surface

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Epithelial Tissues: Classification According to Shape

cube-shaped, form lining of tubules, glandular tissue

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Epithelial Tissues: Classification According to Shape

column-shape, line respiratory, digestive, and reproductive tracts

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Immune cells roam the body within the bloodstream and hunt invading microorganisms and cancer cells. This type of immune cell engulfs and digests invaders.

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Immune cells roam the body within the bloodstream and hunt invading microorganisms and cancer cells. This type of immune cell attacks virus-infected cells or make antibodies.

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Macrophages and Lymphocytes are collectively known as...

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Type of connective tissue made up of cells called fibroblasts that secrete structurally strong proteins in the spaces between the cells. Collagen protein is an example of this.

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Type of connective tissue that is firm but flexible due to its configuration of collagen.

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This kind of connective tissue is stronger than cartilage because the collagen is coated with calcium phosphate minerals

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Some connective tissue cells are specialized to accumulate and transport particular molecules. This tissue is made up of fat-accumulating cells that contain vacuoles for storing fat.

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Some connective tissue cells are specialized to accumulate and transport particular molecules. These are RBCs that transport oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood and also move plasma.

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these include fibroblasts, macrophages, lymphocytes, and neutrophils

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this type of protein fiber is flexible and strong

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this type of protein fiber is less strong than collagen but highly stretchable

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this type of protein fiber is highly branched, forms supporting networks

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non-cellular matrix, fills the space between cells and proteins, ranges from solid to fluid

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four general types of fibrous connective tissues:

this type surrounds internal organs, muscles, and blood vessels

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four general types of fibrous connective tissue:

this type forms tendons, ligaments, and deeper layers of skin

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four general types of fibrous connective tissue:

this type surrounds hollow organs that change shape of size regularly

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four general types of fibrous connective tissue:

this type makes up the internal framework of soft organs and the lymphatic system

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there are 3 types of supportive connective tissue:

this is transitional tissue from which bone develops; maintains the shape of certain body parts, cushions vertebrae, and lines joint cavities

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supportive connective tissues:

this type is the most rigid connective tissue that forms the skeleton

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this type of bone forms the shaft (diaphysis in long bones), contains marrow space

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this type of bone has a trabecule form for lattice like support, this fills the inner region of the epiphysis, and the spaces may contain red bone marrow

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this type of supportive connective tissue are the fat cells, functions in insulation, protection, and energy storage

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blood (fluid connective tissue) has these things that are called formed elements

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blood (fluid connective tissue) contains these, examples are albumins, globulins, and fibrinogen

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blood (fluid connective tissue) contains this fluid called plasma

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