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Epitelio

Zevestimento: recubre y protege.


Glándulas: secretara.

Muscualr

Esquelético: locomoción.


Cardíaco: contracción corazón.


Liso: orgános.

Nervioso

Neuronas: transmisión impulso nervioso.


Células glia: protege y alimenta.

Conectivo

Conectivo: rodea órganos y rellena los espacios entre ellas, forma ligamentos y tendones.


Cartilaginoso: proporciona resistencia y flexibilidad.


Adiposo: reserva energética, aislamiento térmico, protege órganos que rodea.


Sanguíneo: formada por plasma y células sanguíneas (glóbulos rojos, blancos y plaquetas) conecta las distintas partes del cuerpo.