notes about tissues and the cells

[Cj]

hey... could some one could give me some notes about tissues and the cells which compose that certain tissues....
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[raghda]

the mainly 4 tissues :
1)epthelial: is the layer covering or lining the surfaces of structures,divided into simple & stratified
2)Connective :holds structures or other tissues together (bone, cartilage,blood)
3)Musclar :form types of muscle as containing contractile filaments
4)Nervous :form nervous system
you can search for more inf. in wikipedia.org

[said212]

raghda pretty much summed it up.

[red.ninja13]

the mainly 4 tissues :
1)epthelial: is the layer covering or lining the surfaces of structures,divided into simple & stratified
2)Connective :holds structures or other tissues together (bone, cartilage,blood)
3)Musclar :form types of muscle as containing contractile filaments
4)Nervous :form nervous system

i love you!!! i'v been reading it over and over for my a level, and it just wasnt making sense. thank you!!!

[TerrorByte]

Yeah Wikipedia can go over the top and give you some really advanced stuff, when you really don't wanna see it.

[red.ninja13]

in my text, it has the heading muscle tissue, and bullet points visceral muscle, skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle.
inbetween skeletal and cardiac, there is a paragraph saying 'adaptations of palisade mesophyll cells' and starts going on about chloroplasts.

1. what is a palisade mesophyll cell
2. theyre not in the human body are they, cus they have chloroplasts in them, so should they be under the heading skeletal muscle?

[mith]

typo probably, palisade is found on leaves.

[red.ninja13]

so they are not anything to do with skeletal muscle tissue?

[MrMistery]

no