What can I see?Tissues

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Bone TissuesHighly specialized connective tissue whose matrix is hard and calcified.

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Hyaline cartilage TissueMost common type of cartilage appears gelatinous and glossy

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Fibrocartilage Tissuecartilage with the greatest number of

collagenous fibers; strongest and most durable type of cartilage

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Elastic Cartilage TissueCartilage with elastic, as well as

collagenous, fibers; provides elasticity and firmness as in, for

example, the cartilage of external ear

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Reticular Tissueconnective tissue consisting of reticular

cells and fibers

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Stratified SquamousRare, Column Shaped, Secretion & Protection, Found

near Salivary glands

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Simple Squamous Thin and Flat, Large surface area, Single Layer, Lines

blood vessels

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Transitional Multiple layers, Contract and expand, Resembles

Stratified Squamous & Stratified cuboidal

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Simple Columnar Single Layers, Lines intestines, Large Cytoplasmic Volume,

Longer than they are wide

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Stratified Columnar Column shaped cells, Multiple layers, Found in uterus,

larynx, & anus, Contains Goblet cells

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Adipose Loose connective tissues, Composed of adipocytes,

Roughly 80% of fat, Major storage site for fat

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Pseudostraified Columnara single layer of irregularly shaped columnar cells touches the basement

membrane

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Simple Cuboidalcomposed of one layer of cubodial cells resting on a

basement membrane

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Stratified Cuboidaltwo or more rows of low cuboidal cells are

arranged randomly over a basement membrane

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Glandularfunction in clusters, solid cords, or

specialized follicles as multicellular glands

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Loose Ordinary Fibrousbetween other tissues and organs, a connection

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Dense Irregular Fibrousdeep fascia, dermis, scars, capsule of

kidney, a connective support

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Skeletal MuscleCross striations of muscle cell, Nuclei of muscle cell,

Muscle fiber

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Smooth MuscleSmooth muscle cells, Cross- sectioned, Long, narrow fibers

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Cardiac muscleIntercalated disks, Nucleus ,Cross striations , Fibers branch in

and out, The contractions can’t ordinarily be controlled by will.

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Nerveous TissueExcitability, Conductivity

Cell Types, Neuron-conducts the unit of system, Neuroglia-connects and supports cells

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Dense regular FibrousCollagenous fibers, Fibroblast, Desirable in structure that

anchor muscles to the bone (tendons and ligaments)

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