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EPITHELIAL TISSUES
Kidney tubules,
glands and their
ducts
Choroid plexus
of the brain
Terminal
bronchioles of
lungs
Surface of
ovaries
SIMPLE COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM
Produce and secrete substances
Absorb digested food
Movement of substances (cilia)
LOCATIONS
Linings of
intestines, glands,
and ducts
Auditory tube,
uterus, uterine
tube
PSUEDOSTRATIFIED CILIATED EPITHELIUM
Absorption
LOCATIONS
Functions:
1.Connect and bind body parts
2.Protect organs
3.Provide frameworks for movement of muscles
4.Serve as insulator
5.Act as liquid medium for transport of
substances
Extracellular Matrix -Fluid, gel or
solid plus protein fibers
Ground substance - is an
amorphous gel-like substance
surrounding the cells.
Protein fibers -provide stability
and support
Cells
Protein Fibers
Collagen fibers: very strong and
flexible
Elastic fibers: smaller stretch and
return to original length
Reticular fibers: provide support
and strength
Found in basement membranes and
organ support
LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE
3 types
1.Hyaline cartilage
2.Elastic cartilage
3.Fibrocartilage
CARTILAGE
HYALINE CARTILAGE
CARTILAGE
ELASTIC CARTILAGE
CARTILAGE
FIBROCARTILAGE
BONE or OSSEOUS TISSUE
COMPACT BONE
BLOOD or VASCULAR TISSUE
3 types
1.Skeletal muscle
2.Cardiac muscle
3.Smooth muscle
MUSCULAR TISSUE
SKELETAL MUSCLE
MUSCULAR TISSUE
CARDIAC MUSCLE
MUSCULAR TISSUE
SMOOTH MUSCLE
NERVOUS TISSUE
2 cell types:
1.Neurons or nerve cells react to various stimuli
a. Monopolar
b. Bipolar
c. Multipolar
2.Neuroglia
- serve as supporting tissues
- insulate, support and protect neurons
NERVOUS TISSUE
MONOPOLAR
NERVOUS TISSUE
BIPOLAR
NERVOUS TISSUE
MULTIPOLAR