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Cardiac tissue itself is not a living organism; rather, it is a type of tissue found within living organisms, specifically in the hearts of vertebrates. It is composed of specialized cells called cardiomyocytes that work together to facilitate the heart's pumping action. While cardiac tissue is essential for the functioning of an organism, it cannot survive independently outside the body as a separate entity.
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Is the heart a tissue or an organ?
YesThe heart is a muscle tissue - cardiac to be preciseAny living piece of an organism is a tissueTissue is a cellular organizational level intermediate between cells and a complete organism. A tissue is an ensemble of similar cells and from the same origin, that together carry out a specific function.There are four main types of tissue:connectivemusclenervousepithelialThere are three types of muscle:smoothskeletalcardiac
Is tissue living?
Any tissue of a living organism containing cells that are being replaced when they die.
What tissue is your heart composed of?
Cardiac Muscle tissue =)
What is a biomicroscope?
A biomicroscope is a microscope designed for examining the tissue of a living organism.
What is biomicroscope?
A biomicroscope is a microscope designed for examining the tissue of a living organism.
What type of tissue is cardiac tissue?
The heart is made mostly of cardiac muscle.
What is cardiac necrosis?
Cardiac Necrosis is the death of cardiac tissue.
Can a tissue sample grow bigger?
No, a tissue sample cannot grow bigger on its own. The growth of tissue requires a living organism to provide nutrients and undergo cell division. A tissue sample outside of a living organism will not grow in size.
What does cardiac tissue do?
Cardiac tissue makes up the muscle of the heart, hope this helped
What does not describe a cardiac muscle tissue?
what tissue is not a cardic tissue
In a living organism a group of similar cells that performs a common function is called .?
tissue
What kind of tissue is the heart made up of?
Cardiac muscle fibers.
