CELL TYPES

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1. Skin Cell ___________________________________
2. Parenchyma ________________________________
3. Sex Cell ___________________________________
4. Sclerenchyma _______________________________
5. Nerve Cell __________________________________
6. Muscle Cell _________________________________
7. Collenchyma ________________________________
8. Meristematic ________________________________
9. Blood Cell __________________________________
10. Reproductive Cell ___________________________
11. Epithelial Tissue ____________________________
12. Nervous Tissue _____________________________
13. Muscular Tissue ____________________________
14. Connective Tissue___________________________
15. Permanent Tissue
 BONE CELLS

The toughest body cell as

they bound together by
calcium and phosphate.
Give strength, support
and framework to the
body by enclosing organs
in skeletal system
CARTILAGE CELLS

Freely bendable
Present in ear bone, in
between large bones to
help them bend and move
freely like n between two
ribs, spinal bones and
joints.
 NERVE CELLS
Very long and have
many branching at
either ends
They never multiply in
one’s life time
Human brain cells and
are found in plenty In
brain and the spinal
cord
EPITHELIAL CELLS
Very simple cells which
form covering of other
cells.
Form covering layers of all
organs and hence are pre-
set in skin, scalp,
respiratory tract, in buccal
cavity surface
Barriers for pathogens,
fluid loss and mechanical
injuries
 MUSCLE CELLS
Mostly long, large and have
ability to contract and relax
providing movements.
 Skeletal Muscles – attached to
long bones and assist in their
movement
 Cardiac Muscle – present only in
heart muscle and are responsible
for heart beats.
 Smooth Muscle – are flexibly yet,
can contract and relax and are
present in stomach, intestine,
blood vessel walls helping in
movement of food through the gut
SECRETORY CELLS

Form glands and

secrete something
important
 Pancreatic cells – secrete
insulin and glucagon
 Salivary gland – secrete
salivary amylase
 Sebaceous gland – secrete
oil on the skin
 ADIPOSE CELLS

Fats cells and are

storage by nature to
store fat.
Seen in the sole palms
and bums
Reduce friction to the
body
BLOOD CELLS
Includes RBC, WBC
and thrombocytes
Always motile and
never stay in one
place.
Have limited life span
and they never
multiply to form new
cells.
 CONDUCTIVE CELLS

Nerve cells and muscle cell

Have the ability to conduct an electric
impulse from one regions to other distant
region in the body
 STORAGE CELLS
Secretory cells
Form glands like pancreas, salivary glands
Help in production of enzymes and
hormones
 SUPPORTIVE CELLS
Cells that act as support to adjacent cells
Ex. Glial cells in the brain and spinal cord
help provide nourishment to the nerve cells
and also protect them from shocks and
trauma
 SPECIAL TYPE OF CELLS
SPERMS – present in males.
- they have tail which enables them to swim to
reach the egg cell
EGG CELL – present in female
- start to form during puberty and continue so
till the stage of menopause
STEM CELL – basic cells or parent cells
RODS AND CONES – present in the eyes and have the
capacity to capture image color and light
CILIATED CELL – present as lining of respiratory tract
and esophagus.
BLOOD CELL
 “YES..MAYBE..NO..”

1. Sometimes when you are stress from exercise/work,

you feel the oil or sweat coming out from your skin
because epithelium forms glands such as sebaceous
glands which secretes oil to lubricate our skin and
salivary glands which produces saliva for breaking
down of starch.
____ YES ____MAYBE _____NO

2. When you try to pinch your nose or fold your ears,

they easily bend or change shape then bounce back to
original shape. This is because the cartilage secretes
fibrous materials that are strong but flexible.
____ YES ____MAYBE _____NO
 “YES..MAYBE..NO..”

3. If the bone is broken, the living cells go to work to

secrete new bony materials to repair the damaged
part.
____ YES ____MAYBE _____NO

4. Our blood is the vascular or circulatory tissue of

our body. It transports and circulates materials in our
body.
____ YES ____MAYBE _____NO

5. The simultaneous use of our senses is possible

because we have a nervous system composed of
fibrous tissue.
____ YES ____MAYBE _____NO
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