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    This document summarizes the main types of animal tissues: epithelial, connective, supportive, muscle, and nerve tissue. Epithelial tissue covers and protects organs, and includes flat, cubical, columnar, and glandular cell types. Connective tissue connects organs and fills spaces, with loose, dense, and adipose varieties. Supportive tissue forms skeletal structures and includes cartilage and bone. Muscle tissue is able to contract and includes smooth, striated, and cardiac muscle cells.

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    This document summarizes the main types of animal tissues: epithelial, connective, supportive, muscle, and nerve tissue. Epithelial tissue covers and protects organs, and includes flat, cubical, columnar, and glandular cell types. Connective tissue connects organs and fills spaces, with loose, dense, and adipose varieties. Supportive tissue forms skeletal structures and includes cartilage and bone. Muscle tissue is able to contract and includes smooth, striated, and cardiac muscle cells.

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    This document summarizes the main types of animal tissues: epithelial, connective, supportive, muscle, and nerve tissue. Epithelial tissue covers and protects organs, and includes flat, cubical, columnar, and glandular cell types. Connective tissue connects organs and fills spaces, with loose, dense, and adipose varieties. Supportive tissue forms skeletal structures and includes cartilage and bone. Muscle tissue is able to contract and includes smooth, striated, and cardiac muscle cells.

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    ANIMAL (HUMAN) TISSUES

    Types of animal tissues:


    1. Epithelial tissue (hámszövet)
    2. Connective tissue (kötőszövet)
    3. Supportive tissue (támasztószövet)
    4. Muscle tissue
    5. Nerve tissue

    1. Epithelial tissue
    Job: covering, protecting
    The surface of the body and every organ from inside and outside is covered by
    epidermal tissue
    Characteristics: cell tightly packed, no intercellular (sejtközötti) space, no blood vessels and
    nerves
    Types:
     True epithelium (fedőhám)
     flat epithelium (laphám) found eg. in the wall of capillaries

     cubical epithelium (köbhám)

     columnar epithelium (hengerhám) found eg. in the small intestine (vékonybél)

     Multilayered epithelium (többrétegű hám) eg. the skin


     Glandular epithelium (mirigyhám) in glands (mirigyek)
    2. Connective tissue
    Job: connecting organs, filling in spaces
    Characteristics: cells found further from each other, fluid intercellular space (sejtközötti
    állomány), protein fibres present

    Types:
     Loose connective tissue (laza rostos kötőszövet)

     Dense connective tissue (tömött rostos kötőszövet) eg. tendons (inak)

     Adipose tissue (zsírszövet)


     Blood

    3. Supporting tissue
    Job: to form skeletal structures
    Characteristics: cells are found in a solid intercellular space
    Types:
     Cartilage (porc) found at the bony connections, ear, nasal septum

     Bony tissue: cells are star shaped, found in concentric circles.

    has:
    o organic part formed if cells and fibres and gives flexibility
    o inorganic part formed of Ca and Mg and gives strenght

    4. Muscle tissue
    Characteristics: able to contract due to its protein fibres (actin and miozin)
    Types:
     smooth muscles (simaizom)
     striated muscles (haráncsíkolt izom)

     cardiac muscles (szívizom)

    smooth m. striated m. cardiac m.


    structure long oval cells long cells called Y shaped cells
    fibres, nuclei
    pushed to the side
    of the cells, has
    stripes under the
    microscope

    contraction slow, weaker, quick, strong, quick, strong,


    no fatigue fatigues (fárad) no fatigue
    found in the wall of ont he in the heart
    internal organs bones,skeletal
    muscle

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