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    Structural organisation in animals has three main tissue types - epithelial, connective, and neural. Epithelial tissue has simple or compound structures and lines body cavities. Connective tissue includes loose connective tissue like areolar and adipose tissue, dense regular and irregular tissue like cartilage and bone, and specialised tissue like blood. Neural tissue contains neurons and neuroglial cells that provide structure and support to the brain, spinal cord, and ganglia.

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    Structural organisation in animals has three main tissue types - epithelial, connective, and neural. Epithelial tissue has simple or compound structures and lines body cavities. Connective tissue includes loose connective tissue like areolar and adipose tissue, dense regular and irregular tissue like cartilage and bone, and specialised tissue like blood. Neural tissue contains neurons and neuroglial cells that provide structure and support to the brain, spinal cord, and ganglia.

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    Animal Tissues - Micro Notes by Seep Pahuja

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    Structural organisation in animals has three main tissue types - epithelial, connective, and neural. Epithelial tissue has simple or compound structures and lines body cavities. Connective tissue includes loose connective tissue like areolar and adipose tissue, dense regular and irregular tissue like cartilage and bone, and specialised tissue like blood. Neural tissue contains neurons and neuroglial cells that provide structure and support to the brain, spinal cord, and ganglia.

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    Structural organisation in animals

    Summary By se e p Pah u ja
    Epithelial tissue Exocrine

    Simple
    1 Compound
    V ↑ Presence of ducts
    Secret ce! products like
    mucus ,saliva ,oil ,milk ,digestive
    enzyme

    Types of glands
    Single layer of ce!s Two or more layer of ce!s Example salivary gland , mammary
    lining for body cavities Protective function glands, sebaceous glands, etc
    ducts and tubes
    example : alveolar ce! Examples :cheek ce!s Endocrine
    Squamous stratified Ductless
    Cuboidal Secret hormones

    Columnar cell Transitional ↳ Example : testis ,pancreas ,


    pituitary gland,ovaries.etc
    Pseudo stratified

    By Seep Pahuj a Intercellular junction


    Adhering Gap
    -

    Tight L

    ( zonula ( macula
    occludens ) adherens)
    Types of connective tissues
    By s e e p Pah u
    ja
    Loose connective tissue Dense connective tissue Specialised
    (Loosely arranged) ( compactly arranged) connective tissue
    Areolar tissue Cartilage
    Regular tissue
    ( support framework for ( "exible connectivity tissue)
    ( para!el bundle)
    epithelium)
    Bone
    Irregular tissue ( hard and non-pliable)
    Adipose tissue Blood
    ( oriented irregularly

    !
    ( helps in storage of fat) ( "uid connective tissue)
    found in skin )

    Bone Cartilage
    Composed of tough in"exible material Composed of #rm but "exible material ca!ed
    ca!ed ossein chondrin
    Matrix occur in concentric Lame!ae Matrix occur in homogeneous mass
    Osteoblast produce new osteocytes Chondroblast produce new chondrocytes
    Provide support and "exibility to Chondrocytes are present in the lacunae
    body parts Provide structural framework to body and
    protection to organ
    Neural tissue

    de
    Dendrites
    Cyton
    1. Neurons Basic structure and axon
    7 function on unit of synaptic knob
    neural tissue

    stor
    Astrocytes
    2. Neuroglial Glial ce!s provide Schwann ce!
    Oligodendrocyte
    cell 7 support around brain
    Microglial
    ,spinal
    cord ,ganglions.

    Skeletal muscle Smooth-muscle Cardiac muscle


    Occurs in the limbs ,body Occurs in the wa!s of heart
    Occurs in the posterior part of
    wa! ,face ,neck .etc Cylindrical in shape
    oesophagus urogenital tract, iris etc
    Cylindrical in shape Uni nucleated
    Spindle shape
    Multi nucleated In voluntary in nature
    Uni nucleated
    Voluntary in nature Intercalated discs are present
    In voluntary in nature
    Intercalated discs are Unstriated
    Intercalated discs are absent
    absent
    Unstriated
    Striated

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