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| Basic tissue types hint there are 4 |
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| Epithethial, connective, muscle, nervous, |
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| Epithial tissues 2 mains types, characterized by what? Generally |
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| "covering and Glandular in nature", sparse intercellular space and avascular, covers exterior body surgaces and line internal closed cavities and body tubes |
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| single layer function as exchange barrier in CNS and lungs |
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| single layer functions in absorption conduit barrier absorption and secretion |
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| secretion conduit absorption seen in tracea and bronchial tree |
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| epidermis, oral and vaginal cavity, barier and protection |
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| barrier conduit sweat glands and ducts |
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| largest ducts of exocrine barrier conduit |
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| renal caluces ureters bladder, barrer distensible property |
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| developed from covering epithelium by evagination exocrine |
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| Connective tissue state components in all connective tissue |
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| most diverse type, large amount of highly diverse intercellular material, most of any tissue type CTs: sparse cells, extracellular matrix which is composed of ( fibers (or potential fibers ie blood), ground substance, tissue fluid |
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| classes of connective tissue there are 3 |
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| Connective tissue proper, supportive connective tissue, special connective tissue |
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| what constitutes connective tissue proper |
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| tendons and and ligament wall of hollow organs, septa in solid organs, space filling and padding |
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| what consittues supportive connective |
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| what constitutes special connective tissue |
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| adipose (fat tissue, hematopoietic (blood forming tissue) |
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