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Tissue types in the body, Adipose - Coggle Diagram
Tissue types in the body
Epithelial tissue
Simple Squamous
Columnar
Digestive tract and uterus secretion, absorption, and excretion,
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Lining of kidney tubes and surface of ovaries secretion, absorption, and excretion,
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Lining of blood vessels secretion, absorption, and excretion,
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Connective tissue
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Fibrous
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provides tensile strength and support, with dense regular fibers resisting stretch in one direction, dense irregular fibers resisting multi-directional forces, and elastic fibers enabling stretch and recoil.
Cartillage
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provides flexible support and cushioning in joints, reduces friction, and helps maintain the shape of various structures by acting as a resilient, avascular connective tissue.
Muscle tissue
Hollow organs contracting involuntarily to move substances through systems like the digestive, urinary, and cardiovascular tracts
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Stomach grinds and churns food, mixes it with digestive juices, and propels it towards the small intestine
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Nerve tissue
Nerves
transmit signals between the brain and body, so we can feel sensations, move muscles, and reflexes can happen automatically when needed.
Nerves run all over your body, connecting your brain and spinal cord to every part of you.
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Spinal cord
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sends messages between the brain and the rest of the body, so we can feel things and move, and it also helps reflexes happen automatically without the brain.
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Brain
brain takes in what our senses tell it, decides what to do, and controls our actions, feelings, and body basics, with the big outer part doing thinking, the little part at the back helping with movement.
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Adipose
Blood
Blood transports O₂ and nutrients, fights infections, stops bleeding, and regulates temperature and pH.
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Bone
Bone provides structural support, protection, leverage for movement, mineral storage, hematopoiesis, and endocrine signaling.
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stores energy as triglycerides, cushions and insulates the body, protects organs, and acts as an endocrine organ by secreting adipokines that regulate metabolism and appetite.
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