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| 5 characteristics of cells |
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| Protoplasm is divided into |
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| Forms sheets of tissue that cover external surface- lines internal cavitys- basement tissue |
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| Epithelial has three groups |
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Epithelial Tissue proper
endothelial tissue
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| Epithelial tissue proper- forms epidermis and internal membranes. may be simple or striated |
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| Inner lining of the walls of the blood and lymph vessels |
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Lines the primary body cavities
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pleural (2) lungs
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| bind but allows movement. has too groups, areolar adipose |
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is very loose tissue and has irregular network of fiberss
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| is similar but has high concentration of fat also found just beneath the skin in a layer of tissue called subcataneous fascia |
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| Loose tissue is and has four groups |
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closeley packed fibers, collagenous fibers predominate, when boiled will yield gelatin.
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| tough, non elastic, largely composed of closely packed parallel fibers (muscle) |
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| tightly packed parallel fibers but with abundance of elastic fibers (bone to bone, cartilage to bone) means a band of tissue that connects bones or supports viscera |
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| All dense fibrous connective tissues not designated as tendons (muscles) |
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| very delicate matrix of cells |
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| Special connective tissue |
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| Hyaline artifular surface of joints respiratory tracts |
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| rigid matrix, bone is rigid because of high amounts of salt. 206 bones |
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voluntary muscles
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involuntary
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| When 2 or more organs combine |
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