Tissue

Epithelial Tissue commonly refers to an epithelium (pl.: epithelia). This tissue has a free surface, which faces either a body fluid or the outside environment…

The body of man and other higher animals is formed in coordination with some systems. A particular system is again formed of some related organs.…

For performing various physiological functions, such as- digestion, respiration, excretion, reproduction etc. several organs together form the organ systems in the animal body. These are:…

Structural Characteristics: The particular type of tissue, which forms the nervous system, is called nerve tissue. Receiving stimulus from the environment, the nerve tissue transmits…

Muscular Tissue: The particular type of contracting and expanding tissue originates from embryonic, mesoderm is called Muscular tissue. They are striated in appearance and are…

Fluid connective tissue is that assembly of cells which make relations between different organs, thus tissues by their fluid atmosphere. The relations are regularly intended…

Internal structural building tissue of the body is called the skeletal tissue. Functions: This tissue forms the internal structure of the body, e.g. skeletal system.…

On the basis of the number of cells, characteristic and the presence or absence of the intercellular materials or matrix secreted by cells, the tissue…

When one or more kinds of tissues are united and together perform a similar function, then it is known as tissue system. They are classified…

In respect of physiological and economic aspects, complex tissues are of great importance. Physiological importance: Complex tissues perform the duty of conduction of raw food…