Tissue
4 Types of tissue
Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, and nervous
What does the skeletal system do?
It provides stability and structure to the body. It also helps keep internal organs safe.
The basic unit of life, also known as…
The cell
Function of the Muscle
generate movement and provide stability
Functions of the Neuroglia cells
support/protect neurons in the nervous system
what kind Of tissue is the skin?
Epithelia Tissue
Which bone forms the forehead?
The frontal Bone
The nucleus contains..
DNA
Muscle found in the heart
Cardiac muscle
Cell that Forms myelin sheath in the central nervous system
connective Tissue that stores fat in the body
Adipose tissue
The adult human Body contains __ bones
206
Function of the mitochondria
Produces ATP energy through cellular respiration
Muscle responsible for raising your arm
deltoid
Function of Astrocytes
Provide structure, regulate blood flow and maintain the blood-brain barrier
Muscle tissue differs from the other types of tissue because
Muscle tissue is involuntary , striated and works with the heart function.
Longest bone in the human body
The Femur
Structure surrounding the cell
The cell membrane
Smooth muscle vs Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle is involuntary and non striated; skeletal muscle is voluntary and striated
Microglia
Collagen is found here, providing…
Collagen is found in the connective tissue providing strength and resistance to stretching.
Cavity found in long bones obtaining bone marrow
Medullary Cavity
Organelle responsible for protein synthesis
ribosomes
Muscle group responsible for bending knee
The Hamstrings
What cells produce cerebrospinal fluid
Ependymal cells