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Muscle tissue

-specialized for connection


Product all body movement


There type of muscle tissue

Skeletal muscle tissue

Large body muscle responsible for movement

Cardiac muscle tissue

Found only in the heart

Smooth muscle tissue

Found in the wall of hollow contracting organs blood vessels but insert bladder respiratory digestive and reproductive

Muscle cells

Striated muscle cells with a banded appearence


No strained not banded smooth


Muscle cells can have a single nucleus


Or multi nuclear


Controlled voluntarily or involuntarily

Muscle tissue


Skeletal muscle

Long and thin


Usually called muscle fibers


Do not divide


New fibers are produced by stem cells


Myosatellite cells

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Cardiac muscle cells

Called cardio cytes


Regulated by pacemaker cells


Form branching network connected at intercalated disc

Smooth muscle

Small and tapered


Can divide and regenerate

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Neural tissue


Nervous or nerve tissue

Specialized for conducting electrical impulses


Rapidly senses internal or external environment


Processes information and control responses

Neural tissue is connected in

Central nervous system


Brain


Spinal cord

To type neural cells

Neurons


-nerve cells


-perform electrical communication


Neuroglia


- supporting cells


-repair and supply nutrients to neurons

Cell parts of a neuron

-Cell body


Contains the nucleus and nucleolus


-Dendrites


Short branches extending from the cell body


Revive incoming signal


-axon (nerve fiber)


-long m,thin extension of the cell body


Carries outgoing electrical signals to their destination

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