Biology Project part 2

4 types of Tissues

1. Epithelial Tissue is a tissue that not only covers and lines much of the body but also covers many of the parts found in the body. There different shapes for this tissue such as squamous (square/ flatlike), cuboidal (cubed-shaped), columnar (column shaped) and transitional (strechy and variably shaped). There are also two different arrangements. One is simple where the tissues are are arrange in a single layer. Another is stratified where the tissues are arranged in several layers.
   
2. Connective tissues is a tissue that connects or separates other tissues or organs. There are 3 types of connective tissues which are Areolar where it holds the organs in holding other connective tissues, Adipose also known as fat where it is needed for proper functioning for our body and Dense Connective Tissue where the tissues form stonglike structures to wire cables.
3. Muscle tissue is a band of fibrous tissues that has the ability to produce movement. There are 3 types of muscle tissues. One is Skeletal Muscle where it is connected to the skeleton to form part of the mechanical system that moves to the limbs and other parts of the system, another is Cardiac muscle where it is found in the walls of the heart and finally is the Smooth muscle where the tissue in within the contractile fibrulus aren't highly ordered, occurring in the gist and other internal organs
4. Nervous Tissues are tissues that acts as a messenger. It has 2 parts that take part in sending information thru out the body. One is the Neurons where it is considered as th conductor of information and the other is Glia where it supports in holding the neurons inplace.

Tissues is one of the lessons that help me understand clearly how our body functions well. Plus, the tissues are the nes that help provide movement for our body and send proper information for our body to act.