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Tissue types in the body (Muscle (Support + movement and maintain…
Tissue types in the body
Epithelial
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Transitional Epithelium
Lines the bladder, urethra, and ureters
Surface cells are dome shaped, but it all depends on the organ and how much it stretches
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Connective
Reticular
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A branched, mesh-like pattern with arranged fibers due to random orientation of cells
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Adipose
Protects, insulates and stores fat
Found under the skin, around kidneys, behind the eyeballs and on the surface of the heart
Loose with many cells packed in but spread out with fat (triglycerides) on each cell. Yellow or white in color
Areolar
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Found under the skin, between muscles, and under epithelial tissues
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Bone
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Has small cave like spaces with cylindrical units formed together which creates small spaces in between each cell
Supports, protects and absorbs shock
Blood
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Red and dark in color , fluid matrix and no fibers
Transports substances and helps maintain substances and helps maintain a stable internal environment
Elastic Cartilage
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To change cartilage shape, compress, and bend before going to its rest state and to provide a flexible structure
Dense Connective
Found in tendons, ligaments and deep layer of skin
Rope like and stretchy and bundled in a parallel way with bundles and a matrix sometimes forms a matrix
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Fibrocartilage
Found between bony parts of the spinal column, parts of the pelvic girdle and knee
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To support, protect and provide framework
Hyaline Cartilage
Supports, protects, provides framework
Found in the ends of the bones, nose
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Nervous
Found in the peripheral nerves, the brain and the spinal cord
A long line of connectivity (like paper clips lined up together)and organized into a gray and white matter
To integrate and communicate to other organs (conduct nerve impulses) essentially to send messages to the body
Muscle
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Looks striated and long and thin with multi nucleated fibers crossed with red and white lines in a pattern
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Work automatically when you need them, involuntary in "housekeeping" functions of the body like pushing food through your intestines.
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Skeletal 
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