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A comprehensive introduction to histology, the microscopic study of tissues. It covers the four basic types of tissues - epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous - and their characteristics. The document then delves into the classification and types of epithelial tissue, followed by a discussion on glands and their modes of secretion. The document concludes with an overview of connective tissue, its functions, and the three major components of the extracellular matrix. An essential resource for students of biology and medicine.
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almost entirely cells, w/ very little extracellular material between.
covers surfaces or it forms structures.
bound together by specialized cell contacts.
blood vessels do not penetrate the basement membrane.
damaged cells are replaced w/ new cells via mitosis.
Classification:
Can be further categorized according to shape:
Exocrine glands-- secrete through ducts.
Endocrine glands-- secrete hormones absorbed directly into the blood.
Mode of secretion
i.e., mammary glands
i.e., sebaceous glands
Protein Fibers Ground Substance Fluid
Connective tissues classified based on prominent features:
Nervous Tissue-- ability to conduct electrical impulses.
Neurons-- conducting cells of nervous tissue. 3 Major Parts:
