Elementary Tissues

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The document discusses the different types of tissues in the human body. It describes four main tissue types - epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscular tissue, and nervous tissue. Each tissue type has multiple sub-types and serves distinct functions. The document provides detailed information on the characteristics, locations, and functions of different epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous tissues.

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Elementary Tissues
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Mrs. Sonali R. Chintamani
ASST. PROF.
M. Pharm ( Pharmacology)
MBA (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT)
PhD (PURSUING)
REGISTERED PATENT AGENT

Introduction
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Tissues
Types of Tissues
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LOCATION OF EPITHELIAL TISSUES
EPITHELIAL TISSUES
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EPITHELIAL TISSUES:DIAGRAM
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FUNCTIONS OF EPITHELIAL TISSUES
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CLASSIFICATION OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE
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SIMPLE EPITHELIAL TISSUE
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CLASSIFICATION BASED ON SHAPE OF CELL
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EPITHELIAL TISSUE
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COMPOUND EPITHELIAL
TISSUE
1. STRATIFIED EPITHELIAL
TISSUE
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TYPES OF STRATIFIED EPITHELIAL TISSUE
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KERATINIZED TISSUE
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NON - KERATINIZED TISSUE
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TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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FUNCTIONS OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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CELLS IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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MACROPHAGES FIBROBLASTS
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TYPES OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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AEROLAR/LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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ADIPOSE TISSUES
WHITE ADIPOSE TISSUE
BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE
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LYMPHOID TISSUE
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DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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Bone
A bone is a rigid tissue that constitutes part
of the vertebrate skeleton in animals.
Bones protect the various organs of the
body, produce red and white blood cells,
store minerals, provide structure and
support for the body, and enable mobility.
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Fluid Connective Tissue
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CARTILAGE
Cartilage is a smooth elastic tissue, rubber-like padding that covers
and protects the ends of long bones at the joints and nerves, and is a
structural component of the rib cage, the ear, the nose, the bronchial
tubes, the intervertebral discs, and many other body components.
TYPES:
WHITE
FIBRO
CARTILAGE
YELLOW FIBRO
CARTILAGE
HYALINE
CARTILAGE
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HYALINE CARTILAGE
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WHITE FIBROCARTILAGE
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YELLOW FIBROCARTILAGE
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MUSCULAR TISSUE
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TYPES OF MUSCULAR TISSUE
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STRIATED OR VOLUNTARY OR
SKELETAL TISSUE
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STRUCTURE OF SKELETAL TISSUE
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NERVOUS TISSUE
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NEURON
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NEURON
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END OF THE CHAPTER
THANK YOU
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Elementary Tissues

1. Elementary Tissues PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 1 By- Mrs. Sonali R. Chintamani ASST. PROF. M. Pharm ( Pharmacology) MBA (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT) PhD (PURSUING) REGISTERED PATENT AGENT

2. Introduction PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 2

3. Tissues Types of Tissues PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 3

4. PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 4

5. LOCATION OF EPITHELIAL TISSUES EPITHELIAL TISSUES PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 5

6. EPITHELIAL TISSUES:DIAGRAM PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 6

7. FUNCTIONS OF EPITHELIAL TISSUES PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 7

8. CLASSIFICATION OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 8

9. SIMPLE EPITHELIAL TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 9

10. CLASSIFICATION BASED ON SHAPE OF CELL PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 10

11. PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 11

12. EPITHELIAL TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 12

13. COMPOUND EPITHELIAL TISSUE 1. STRATIFIED EPITHELIAL TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 13

14. TYPES OF STRATIFIED EPITHELIAL TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 14

15. KERATINIZED TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 15

16. NON - KERATINIZED TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 16

17. TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 17

18. CONNECTIVE TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 18

19. FUNCTIONS OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 19

20. CELLS IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 20

21. MACROPHAGES FIBROBLASTS PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 21

22. TYPES OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 22

23. AEROLAR/LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 23

24. ADIPOSE TISSUES WHITE ADIPOSE TISSUE BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 24

25. LYMPHOID TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 25

26. DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 26

27. Bone A bone is a rigid tissue that constitutes part of the vertebrate skeleton in animals. Bones protect the various organs of the body, produce red and white blood cells, store minerals, provide structure and support for the body, and enable mobility. PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 27

28. Fluid Connective Tissue PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 28

29. CARTILAGE Cartilage is a smooth elastic tissue, rubber-like padding that covers and protects the ends of long bones at the joints and nerves, and is a structural component of the rib cage, the ear, the nose, the bronchial tubes, the intervertebral discs, and many other body components. TYPES: WHITE FIBRO CARTILAGE YELLOW FIBRO CARTILAGE HYALINE CARTILAGE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 29

30. HYALINE CARTILAGE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 30

31. WHITE FIBROCARTILAGE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 31

32. YELLOW FIBROCARTILAGE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 32

33. MUSCULAR TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 33

34. TYPES OF MUSCULAR TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 34

35. STRIATED OR VOLUNTARY OR SKELETAL TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 35

36. STRUCTURE OF SKELETAL TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 36

37. PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 37

38. PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 38

39. PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 39

40. NERVOUS TISSUE PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 40

41. NEURON PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 41

42. NEURON PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 42

43. END OF THE CHAPTER THANK YOU PES Modern College of Pharmacy, (for ladies) Moshi-412105 43

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