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Chapter 10.3, Problem 1CC
Tissues
Concept Check: Which of the four general types of tissues has the most extensive ECM?
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Matching. Match the tissue type to its anatomy or physiology. Use letters more than once.
made of specialized cells called neurons and neuroglia
- made of cells, cells, and cells
made of cells, extracellular proteins, and a "fluid" ground
substance
made of cells with lots of microfilament (actin/myosin)
proteins inside them
can appear striated under the microscope
Jare under another type of tissue to supply its blood needs
can function as an area of absorption, secretion (letting
substances pass through), or protection
makes up organs that gather information and make decisions
about what to do and then give directions to the body
✓contract
coat and cover surfaces exposed to the external environment
and make glands
send electrical signals through body
do many jobs in the body including carrying gases, storing
energy, acting as bony levers
A. connective
B. epithelial
C. muscle
D. nervous
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Matching. Match the tissue type to its anatomy or physiology. Use letters more than once.
v made of specialized cells called neurons and neuroglia
vmade of cells, cells, and cells
made of cells, extracellular proteins, and a "fluid" ground substance
made of cells with lots of microfilament (actin/myosin) proteins inside them
Mcan appear striated under the microscope
v are under another type of tissue to supply its blood needs
A. connective
B. epithelial
can function as an area of absorption, secretion (letting substances pass
through), or protection
C muscle
makes up organs that gather information and make decisions about what to do
and then give directions to the body
D. nervous
v contract
coat and cover surfaces exposed to the external environment and make glands
send electrical signals through body
do many jobs in the body including carrying gases, storing energy, acting as
bony levers
Blood:
Choose best answer
A. contains soluble fibers in its plasma
B. cells make up the highest percentage of total blood volume
C. is both is classified as a special connective tissue and contains soluble fibers in its plasma
D. is classified as a special connective tissue, contains soluble fibers in its plasma, and cells make up the highest percentage of total blood volume
e. is classified as a special connective tissue
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