The image to correctly identify the type of tissue is missing. Thus, we will make sure we give a concise explanation of what Tissue is all about.
Tissue is a collection of cells with homologous structures that work harmoniously as a unit. A nonliving substance (known as the intercellular matrix) fills the gap space between these cells which varies from one tissue to another.
There are four fundamental types of tissues in the body which are as follows:
- Epithelial tissues,
- Connective tissues
- Muscular tissues
- Nerve/Nervous tissues
With each made up to carry out a certain specific purpose(s).
The epithelial tissue serves as a protective barrier and facilitates ion and molecule diffusion. They are found in the basal membranes, line the body cavities, and can also be found in the gap junctions
Connective tissue is the most prevalent type of tissue in the body. They are composed and are made up of cells and an extracellular matrix(which has protein fibers as well as a ground substance).
They can be found in the blood, embryo, tendons, and ligament, etc.
The muscular tissue is known as elastic tissue. This implies that they can be stretched and relaxed. i.e. They have the ability to contract.
This contraction factor is brought about by the action of the actin and myosin filaments present in them. They can be found in the skeletal muscles, smooth muscles, and cardiac muscles.
The nervous tissues consist of cells whose main active function is the transfer of electrical signals around the body. The nervous tissues consist of neurons and the glia. The neurons are comprised of long finger-like projections known as the axon and the dendrites whose role is to transfer signals, an impulse away from the neurons, and carry information(s) back to it.
From the above explanation, we can conclude that we now have a better understanding to correctly identify tissue types.
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