Animal Tissue Flashcards

1
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Contituents of blood

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●plasma
● red blood cells
●white blood cells
● platelets.

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2
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What is a nerve made up of

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Neurona

Function
●transmits and process information.

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3
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What are the two types of nerve tissues

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1.Central nervous system
(CNS):Brain And the spinal cord

2.peripheral nervous system (PNS)
:nerves outside the CNS

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4
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Main components

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Structure:

  1. Dendrites: receive signals
  2. Cell body (soma): processes signals
  3. Axon: transmits signals
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5
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Functions of the nerve

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Pick up (sense)changes in the internal and external environment.

Manage physical mental and regulatory activities.

Send signals between the receptors and effectors.

Chemical Co-ordination?

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6
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squamous stratified epithelium

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This type of epithelium usually has protective functions, including protection against microorganisms from invading underlying tissue and/or protection against water loss.

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7
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Whst is a blood vessel

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blood vessels are specialized structures that transport blood throughout the body, supplying oxygen and nutrients to tissues and organs

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Types of bloodvessels

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Types of Blood Vessels:

  1. Arteries: Carry oxygenated blood away from the heart to the body.
  2. Veins: Return deoxygenated blood to the heart.
  3. Capillaries: Tiny vessels where exchange of oxygen, nutrients, and waste occurs.
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9
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Functions of blood vessels

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Functions:

  1. *Blood Transportation
  2. Regulation of Blood Pressure:
  3. Exchange of Substances:
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10
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Plant growth

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Primary thickening-apical meristem
• Tissues, that makes a plant grow longer by its tips.

Secondary thickening-lateral meristem
• Tissues that make a plant grow thicker or wider.

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Meristematic tissues

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Tissues with undifferentiated and unspecialise cells ongoing cell division.

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12
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Permanent tissues

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Tissues that do not divide and grow further.

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13
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Two types of permanent tissues are

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1:simple permanent
2:complex permanent

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14
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What are the types of simple permanent tissues

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1.Epidermal

Protects,aborbs water,and exachange gases

2.parenchyma

Stores, acts as a packaging tissue

3.collenchyma

Strengthens,and protects

4.sclerenchyma

Strengthen, support and shapes

5.chlorenchyma

Photosynthesis

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15
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Sclerenchyma components

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☆sclereids
☆fibres

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16
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Complex permanent tissues

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1.Xylem
Transport water and ions ,strengthens and support

2.phloem
Transports manufactured foods

17
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Xylem components

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☆vessels
☆trachieds

18
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Phloem components

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☆sieve tubes
☆companion cells

19
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Properties of the root hair cell

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☆have a very large surface area due to them being very long and having hair like projections.

☆Root hair cells are adapted to uptake water through osmosis and mineral ions through

☆The larger surface area of the root hairs allows them to absorb water.

20
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3 majour reasons for transpiration

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1.cooling of the plant
2.the transpirational pull
3.plant structure

21
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What is transpiration

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Transpiration is the evaporation of water from a plant’s leaves, stem, or flowers.

22
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Causes that effect transpiration

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●temperature
●humidity
●air movement
●Light intensity

23
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What is the rate of transpiration

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Transpiration rate is the extent to which water is released from plant leaves into the environment

24
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Two types of vascular tissues

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♤xylem
♤phloem

25
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3 types of ground tissues

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♡parenchyma
♡collenchyma
♡sclerenchyma