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What are the types of cells?
My cat now eats!
Muscle, connective, nervous, epithelial
MUSCLE CELLS
skeletal, smooth, cardiac
CONNECTIVE CELLS
ABCBA
adipose, blood, cartilage, bone, aerolar
NERVOUS CELLS
Glial, nerve
EPITHELIAL CELLS
cuboidal, columnar, squamos
Skeletal cells
moves torso, arms, legs, joints and tongue
smooth cells
intestine walls, involuntary
cardiac cells
involuntary, moves blood
blood cells
vascular tissue, oxygen exchange
bone cells
support tissue
adipose cells
cushion and storage tissue
cartilage cells
support tissue, found in nose and ears
areolar cells
support tissue found in skin and nerves
nerve cell
receive and send impulses
glial
helps nerve cell
what do epithelial cells do?
forms outer cover of body and organs