Transcription of Marieb HA8 chapter 4 - Pearson
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Marieb HA8 chapter 4 - Pearson
Tissues4I. Epithelial tissue 65 Special Characteristics of Epithelia 66 Classification of Epithelia 66 Glands 72 Epithelial Surface Features 74II. Connective tissue 77 Special Characteristics of Connective Tissues 78 Structural Elements of Connective Tissues 78 Classification of Connective Tissues 81 Covering and Lining Membranes 89 III. muscle tissue 93IV. Nervous tissue 93 tissue Response to Injury 95 Inflammation 95 Repair 97 The Tissues Throughout Life 97 Simple columnar epithelium from the small intestine (colored TEM).The cells of the human body do not operate independently of one another. Instead, related cells live and work together in cell communities called tissues. A tissue is defined as a group of cells of similar structure that perform a common function. However, tissues do not consist entirely of cells: Between the cells is a nonliving material, the extracellular word tissue derives from the Old French word meaning to weave, reflecting the fact that the different tissues are woven together to form the fabric of the human body.
The word tissue derives from the Old French word meaning “to weave,” reflecting the fact that the different tissues are woven together to form the “fabric” of the human body. The four basic types of tissue are epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissue. If a single, broad functional term were assigned to ...
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