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What are the five Major types of tissue?
OMG can you only find 4? And you need 5! That is the same with me stuck :S
What are 5 examples of tissue?
Four adult primary types of tissues form the "fabric" of the human organism:1.epithelial tissues (covering/lining);2.connective tissues (support);3.muscle tissues (movement);4.nervous tissues (control).Plus: mesenchymal connective tissue, a type of undifferentiated loose connective tissue.
Where is the epithelial tissue found in our bodies?
3 classes1. simple endoderm1 layer, few think upper layers dermisa. squamousb. cuboidalc. columman2. stratified ectodermmany layers thika. squamousb. columman3. gland endodermdistirctdig. gland (cottage cheese)-globular: not uniform in textureEpithelial is one of the four types of tissues in the body. There is also muscular, nervous, and connective tissues. The best way to describe epithelial tissues is that they occur in parts of the body that need protection from the external environment. An analogy would the be the tiles on the space shuttle.3 classes1. simple endoderm1 layer, few think upper layers dermisa. squamousb. cuboidalc. columman2. stratified ectodermmany layers thika. squamousb. columman3. gland endodermdistirctdig. gland (cottage cheese)-globular: not uniform in texture1- non penetrable to vessels 2- penetrated by nerves 3- lines cavities and surfaces 4- lie on basement membrane 5 compacted cells with little inter-cellular space.Characteristics of epithelial tissue: Epithelial tissue lies on a basement membrane. That means that underlying the cells that are the cellular component of the epithelial tissue, there is a layer of acellular ("a-" means not, so "acellular" means not cellular) material. This basement membrane can be thought of as a sticky layer to keep the epithelial cells attached to whatever underlies them. The bottom edge of the epithelial tissue abuts the basement membrane; this bottom edge is called the basal surface. The edge of the epithelial tissue that faces the lumen (or the outside world) is called the apical surface.Other characteristics:1. Cells within this tissue readily divide to make more cells. This helps this tissue recover after any sort of abrasions occur.2. This tissue does not have any vasculature. This means that there are no blood vessels within it. This should make sense, since epithelial tissue is likely to get damaged by material moving against it-- and you don't want to bleed everytime something bangs into your skin or everytime you swallow something rough.3. The cells within this tissue are firmly attached to each other. As a border-tissue, if the cells weren't adherent to one another, it would be a leaky border. This would be no good-- liquids from inside of us would drip out! Yuck! So the cells all make the type of junctions with each other called tight junctions.
What are the 5 types of vegetative propagation?
Cuttings or slips, layering, grafting, budding and tissue culturing.
Is the skin made up of nervous tissue?
yes it does as our skin is one of the 5 sense organs
The 5 tissues?
epithelial,connective,muscle,nervous
Is our Small intestine an organ?
It's an organ. The organ system it belongs to is the digestive system, and it is made up of several types of tissues (epithelial, muscle, etc.), so it can't be a system or tissue in itself.
What are the three types of tissue in bone?
marrow, calcified bone, periosteum, spongy bone, and cartilage bone.
The three types of protein fibers in connective tissue are?
collagen,reticular,elastic
What are the three characteristics of connective tissue?
Rich supply of blood vessels, composed of many types of cells and has a great deal of noncellular, nonliving material (matrix) between the cells of connective tissue.
How tall is Horse?
Michael Horse is 5' 11".
What are the 5 points on a horse?
There are more than 5 points on a horse. You can easily look up all the points of a horse on google images, or on horse information websites.;)
