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Lysosomes

Small sacs of digestive enzymes digest substance within the cell

Vesicles

small membrane bound sacs in the cytoplasm store materials and move materials into or out of the cell in bulk

Mitochondria

Large organelles with internal folded membrane convert energy from nutrients into ATP

Tissues are groups of cells that are...

Similar in structure

During development all tissues derive from -

Stem cells

Some stem cells remain in each tissue

Able to produce new cells that can differentiate into mature cells

Epithelial tissue:

Closely packed cells, covers surfaces lined cavities forms glands membrane and ducts

Connective tissue

Forms body's frame supportive usually widely spread but variable in a protein rich matrix

Matrix

This intracellular background material contains varying amounts of water , protein,fiber

Nervous tissue

Send signals neurons associated cell's involved in electrical signaling

Muscle tissue

Closely packed cells that generate force produce movement

Classification by layers

Simple=one layer

Class by layers

Stratified= multiple layers

Pseudo stratified

Looks like multi lawyers is only one layer

Classification by cell shape

Squamous,cuboidal,columnar

Squamous

Flat irregular cells in layers locations lining of mouth,throat anus ,vagina walk lungs air sacs

Columnar

Columnar, long narrow cells in layer not common location some ducts larynx

Transitonal

Square cells that flatten as they are stretched and then return to original shape

Goblet cells

Are single celled endocrine glands that secrete mucus purposes trap particles in respitory tract lubricate and protect digestive tract

Exocrine glands

Use ducts to deliver products to the interior of an organ or cavity or to the body surfaces Examples : salivary glands, sweat glands

Endocrine glands

Secrete hormone into extracellular fluid ductless the bloodstream deliver them to other regions Examples adrenal gland and thyroid gland

Circulating CT

Circulating ct (,Blood only form of liquid connective tissue,) and lymph.

Loose ct

Areolar adipose

Dense ct

Irregular,regular

Structural ct

Cartilage,bone

Areolar

Main cell type is fibroblast protein fibers include collagen and elastic fibers abundant in the body