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| Cells with similar structure and function. |
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| Cells with similar structure and function |
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| What are the different kinds of tissues? |
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- Epithelial
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| Covers body, lines organs and cavities |
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| Covers body, lines organs and cavity |
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| Which type of tissue is named by cell layers and cell shape? |
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| Epithelial tissue is named for... |
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| cell layers and cell shape |
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| "Genus Species" is to taxonomy as "______________________________" is to Epithelial tissue |
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| "Genus species" is to taxonomy as "Number Shape" is to Epithelial tissue |
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| Why would simple columnar make sense in the intestine? |
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| Because a thin 1 cell-layered tissue would make an efficient absorption rate. |
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| Why would you want stratified squamous for the skin? |
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| Because a tissue that has many layers and is flattened is good for areas where you need it to be easy for many layers to be easily disposed of. |
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| Mix of cells and extracellular matrix |
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| Mix of cells and extracellular matrix |
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| What can the matrix be in the extracellular matrix in the connective tissue? |
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| Liquid, protein, minerals or a combination. |
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| What are the things that are included in the connective tissue? |
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- Loose Connective Tisse
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- Bone |
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| What is the mnemonic for the tissues that are included in the connective tissue? |
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| Lisa cannot bear further Biology |
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| What is the function of loose connective tissue? |
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| Joins tissues, holds organs in place. |
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| What is included in Fibrous connective tissue? |
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| What is the function of cartilage? |
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| Strong, flexible support. |
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| What is the matrix of Bone |
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| Matrix of calcium phosphate. |
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| What is the function of Adipose tissue? |
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| Insulation and energy storage |
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| What is the Matrix of Blood? |
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| Matrix is plasma: water, salts and dissolved protein. |
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| What is muscle tissue composed of? |
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| Largely actin and myosin protein |
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| What are the kinds of muscle tissue? |
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| Skeletal muscle, smooth muscle and cardiac muscle. |
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| What is the quality and function of skeletal muscle? |
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| Striated, voluntary body movement (and diaphragm). |
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| What is the quality and function of the smooth muscle? |
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| Lacks striations, used for involuntary organ movement. |
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| What are examples of smooth muscle at work? |
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| Digestive tract, urinary bladder, arteries. |
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| What is the quality and function of cardiac muscle? |
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| Striated heart muscle, pumps blood. |
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| What is the function of Nervous tissue? |
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| Send, receive and process signals. |
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