these are cells that are flat and slightly irregular in shape. they serve as a protective layer

these are cells that look like small cubes. Their function includes secretion and protection

columnar cells are tall and rectangular looking. they are found lining the ducts of mammary gland and bile duct of the liver

A simple arrangement is one cell layer thick such as that of the lining of blood capillaries and alveoli of the lungs

arrangement is several layers of thick cells such as the lining of the mouth and throat

arrangement appears to consists of several layers due to nuclei variously positioned in the cell

it has a lot of functions like supporting the muscle to produce movements, protect the internal and delicate organs

it is not tightly woven among themselves. it gives the impression that there is a lot of space between the fibers and cells of loose connective tissue

it is the most widely distributed of all loose connective tissues.it consists of a loose irregular network of elastin fibers and collagen fibers

it is loaded with fat cells that contain high-energy molecules, that are used and converted to energy when necessary

it is composed of thighly packed protein fibers

these are strong flexible bands that hold bones firmly together at the joints. it attaches bone to bone

white glistening bands attach skeletal muscles to bones

this includes bone, cartilage,and blood tissue

one of the specialized tissues in the body these are large round cell with spherical nuclei

forms the skeleton of embryo (fetus)

dense and very resistant to stretching. it is a strong, flexible, and supportive substance

has a predominance of elastin fibers. these fibers permit this cartilage to be easily stretched and flexible

a unique specialized connective tissue that is composed of a fluid portion and the formed elements of blood

transforts nutrient, oxygen, and carbon dioxide in the body (red blood cells)

when microorganisms center the body, neutrophils are one of the first immune cells to respond by phagocytosis

small cell fragments in our blood that form clots and stop or prevent bleading

variety of white blood cells responsible for combating parasites and certain infections in vertebrates

white blood cells that defends your body from allergens, phatogens .functions in inflammatory response

immune surveillance and exert tissue repair functions

produce antibodies that are used to attack invalidating bacteria, viruses, and toxins

part of the immune system and develop from stem cells in the bone marrow. they help protect the body from infection and may help fight cancer

ability to shorten and thicken or contract. this is due to the interaction of 2 proteins in the muscle: actin and myosin

these are spindle-shaped with a single nucleus. it is involuntary meaning we cannot control its contraction

these are the muscles that we normally think about when we talk about muscles. it is the tissue that causes movement of our body by pulling on bones

it is only found only in the heart. it is striated unnucleated, and involuntary, under the control of the autonomic nervous system

very long cells, and it is impossible to view an entire even under LPO due to their length.

these are undifferentiated embryonic tissue from which permanent tissue are derived in higher plants and are also site of active cell division

these are in the (tip) apex of shoots and roots. gives length increase or responsible for primary growth.(pampatubo)

positioned around the circumference of shoots and roots. produces secondary growth,which increases the girth of plants (pampataba)

formed at the nodes of stems. helps regenerate parts removed by grazing animals (pampahaba)

located inside the epidermis and surrounds vascular tissues.

found in all organs of plants specifically in soft plant parts. Characterized as simple living cell

often found at the periphery of stem and leaves. composed of elongated living cells with unevenly thickened stretchable cell walls supports the growing regions of the shoots

composed of thick,lignified cell walls and are dead at maturity. strengthens the non-growing regions of plants

Conducts materials through the plant body

tracheids and vessel (transports food in the plant body through tracheid and vessel elements

(sieve tubes) conducts water and minerals from the roots to different plant parts

forms the outermost covering of the plant, called the epidermis. covered by a waxy cuticle that prevents water loss due to transpiration

found beneath the leaf.take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen

small hairlike or spikey outgrows of epidermal tissue, sometimes found on the stem and leaves, aid in defense against herbivores

the plants first line of defense, protecting it from injury, dehydration, fire, and pathogens