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    Tissues: The Building

    Blocks of Life
    Tissues are groups of similar cells that work together to perform a specific
    function. They form the foundation of all living organisms, including humans.

    by Darsheel Chaudhari
    Introduction to Tissues

    1 Cellular Organization 2 Specialized Functions


    Tissues represent a higher Different tissues perform
    level of organization in living specialized functions
    organisms, building upon essential for maintaining life,
    individual cells. from protection to
    movement.

    3 Tissue Types
    There are four primary types of tissues found in animals: epithelial,
    connective, muscular, and nervous tissue.
    Four Major Tissue Types
    Epithelial Tissue Connective Tissue
    Covers surfaces, lines cavities, Supports, connects, and
    and forms glands. protects other tissues.

    Muscular Tissue Nervous Tissue


    Responsible for movement and Transmits electrical impulses
    contraction. and coordinates bodily
    functions.
    Epithelial Tissue

    1 Protective Barrier
    Epithelial tissue forms a barrier to protect underlying tissues
    from damage and infection.

    2 Absorption
    In the digestive system, epithelial tissue absorbs nutrients
    from food.

    Secretion
    3
    Glands, composed of epithelial tissue, secrete hormones
    and other substances.

    Excretion
    4
    Epithelial tissue lines excretory organs like kidneys, filtering
    waste products.
    Connective Tissue
    Fibrous Connective Tissue Cartilage Bone

    Provides support and structure, found in Provides flexibility and support, found in Strong and rigid tissue, provides support
    tendons and ligaments. joints and the ears. and protection for the body.
    Muscular Tissue
    Skeletal Muscle

    1 Attached to bones, responsible for voluntary movements.

    Smooth Muscle

    2 Found in internal organs, responsible for involuntary


    movements.

    Cardiac Muscle

    3 Found only in the heart, responsible for pumping blood


    throughout the body.
    Nervous Tissue

    Neurons
    Specialized cells that transmit electrical impulses.

    Glia
    Supporting cells that provide structural and metabolic support to neurons.

    Synapses
    Junctions between neurons where electrical signals are transmitted.
    Conclusion and Key Takeaways
    Epithelial Covers and protects surfaces

    Connective Supports and connects tissues

    Muscular Enables movement and contraction

    Nervous Transmits signals and coordinates functions

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