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Cells, Cell Shape - Coggle Diagram
Cells
Types of tissue
Connective
Think of it as the body's support system, holding things together. It's in our bones and blood connecting our muscles to our bones.
Nervous
This is like the body's messaging system. It helps send electrical signals so different parts of the body can talk to each other, just like how your brain tells your muscles to move.
Muscle
It's what makes our body move - like the muscles you use to run, or the heart muscle that beats in your chest.
Epithelium
This is like the body's skin and lining - it covers and protects our insides, like the walls of our stomach or the surface of our skin.
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Prokaryotic Cell
A prokaryotic cell is a basic, single-celled organism without a nucleus or special compartments inside it. Prokaryotic cells are typically smaller and less complex than eukaryotic cells, which are found in plants, animals, fungi, and protists. Examples of prokaryotic cells include bacteria.
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What is cells?
Cells are living building blocks, everything around us is made out of cells. Cells build up tissues, and tissues build up organs.
Eukaryotic Cell
An eukaryotic cell is a complex cell with a central control center (nucleus) and various specialized compartments inside. These cells are found in plants, animals, fungi, and some microorganisms.
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What is tissue?
A tissue is a group of cells that team up to do a specific job in the body, like covering surfaces, providing support, enabling movement, or transmitting messages.
Organism
Organisms can be simple, like bacteria, or complex, like plants and animals.
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