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Type of Tissues

Level of Organization in Human Body

Type of Tissues in Human Body

Muscle Tissue responsible for movement both inside and out of the body Stabilize skeleton guards entrance and exit to digestive system protects internal organs Move fluid in digestive system and reproductive fluids Moves blood Maintains blood pressure

Epithelial Cells Roles: 1. Protection 2. Secretions (mucous, acid) 3. Absorption of gasses sensation Sheet of cells that cover the body surface or line the body cavity

Connective Cells Roles: 1. structure 2. support 3. binds 4. transport includes collagen and elastic fibers that uses water and matrix proteins to hold cells together

Nervous Cells Role: 1. Transmit electrical messages Includes cells of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system