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    There are four main types of tissues in the body - epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous tissue. Each tissue type contains specialized cells adapted to perform specific functions. For example, muscular tissues contain cells with many mitochondria for energy production, while blood contains white blood cells with large numbers of lysosomes to fight infection. Tissues are made of cells that are differentiated through cell specialization or modification to carry out important roles.

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    ANIMAL-TISSUES

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    There are four main types of tissues in the body - epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous tissue. Each tissue type contains specialized cells adapted to perform specific functions. For example, muscular tissues contain cells with many mitochondria for energy production, while blood contains white blood cells with large numbers of lysosomes to fight infection. Tissues are made of cells that are differentiated through cell specialization or modification to carry out important roles.

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    There are four main types of tissues in the body - epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous tissue. Each tissue type contains specialized cells adapted to perform specific functions. For example, muscular tissues contain cells with many mitochondria for energy production, while blood contains white blood cells with large numbers of lysosomes to fight infection. Tissues are made of cells that are differentiated through cell specialization or modification to carry out important roles.

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    TISSUE TYPES

    Are you
    Uni
    or Multi?
    • Tissues are adapted by the structure of their
    cells to carry on a particular function.
    • Single-celled organisms are different from
    single cells that are part of an organism.

    • Muscular tissues have cells with the most


    mitochondria while the blood has white
    blood cells with the greatest number of
    lysosomes.
    Nervous Tissue

    Stratified Squamous Epithelium

    Connective Tissues

    Muscle Tissues

    Epithelial Tissues
    CELL SPECIALIZATION
    Also known as cell
    differentiation. It is the process
    by which generic cells change
    to different types of cells. To be
    able to perform special and
    specific functions.
    SPECIALIZED CELLS IN ANIMALS
    SPECIALIZED CELLS IN ANIMALS
    SPECIALIZED CELLS IN ANIMALS
    SPECIALIZED CELLS IN PLANTS
    SPECIALIZED CELLS IN PLANTS
    CELL MODIFICATION
    Adaptations or changes acquired by the cell after cell
    division aids the cell in various beneficial ways.
    CILIA
    FLAGELLA
    VILLI AND MICROVILLI
    PSEUDOPODS
    PSEUDOPODS

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