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| tissues who's cells are flattened (one layer) |
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| tissue who's cells are layered |
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| tissue who's cells appear to be layered but are not |
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| tissues who's cells specializes in changing in response to increase tension |
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| cells that secrete substance into ducts that open into internal or external surfaces. Ex. tears, salivary,sweat,oil, prostate glands. |
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| cells that secrete products into tissue fluid or blood. Ex. penal gland, melatonin,pituitary gland, thyroid gland, estrogen and progesterone. |
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| release watery,protien rich fluid by exocytosis. ex.Pinoduct |
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| when you lose small portions of the glandular cell bodies during secretion |
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| When the entire cell lyses during secretion. |
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| connective tissue with collagen fibers which connect muscle to bone. |
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| connective tissue with collagen fibers that connect bone to bone |
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| highly branched collagen fibers. |
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| type of connective tissue that stores fat |
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| rigid connective tissue containing collagen fibers in a gel-like substance. |
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| band between muscle cells |
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| supporting cells of the nervous tissue. |
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| osteon or haversion system |
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| cylindrical shape unit of the bone. |
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| membranes that line body cavities that lack openings to outside |
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| membranes that line cavities and tubes that open to the outside of the body. |
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| membranes that form inner linings of joint cavities |
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