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Animal Tissues

Part A

TermDefinition
Regeneration the ability to regrow a severed body part
Stem Cells cells becoming a specific type of cell
Adult Stem Cell unspecialized cells that can become any type of normal cell
Unipotent stem cells from a certain organs that has the ability to become one type of specialized cell
Totipotent stem cells from an embryo that has the ability to become any specialized cell
Pluripotent stem cells from a blacoyst that has the ability to become the most specialized cells
Skin Epithelia flat cells that act as a semi-permeable inside and outside of body
Columnar Epithelia column cells that aligns stomach and glands which have cilia which secretes mucus or even absorbs the materials
Smooth Muscle muscle that is in the heart that causes it to pump ; involuntary muscle
Cardiac Muscle muscle that is in the heart that causes it to pump ; involuntary muscle
White Blood Cells fight viruses and infections
Placelets helps in blood clotting
Nervous Tissue responds to stimuli ; 5 senses transmits messages to and from the brain
Skeletal Muscle muscle attached to bone that has voluntary movement
Tendons
Red Blood Cells delivers oxygen from lungs to body
Embryonic Cells found in a fertilizing egg in process of embryo
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