Muscle and Nervous Tissue
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Contains intercalated disks, Striated and involuntary, Muscle that composes the heart, Contains one nucleus, Branched together to form a network | Cardiac Muscle
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Contains neurons and neuroglial cells, Coordinates, regulates and integrates body functions, Transmits impulses along cytoplasmic extensions, Located in the brain and spinal cord, More highly specialized than other cells, Carries on phagocytosis | Nervous Muscle
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Muscle attached to bones, Striated and voluntary, Contains many nuclei | Skeletal Muscle
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Muscle that lacks striations, Moves food through the digestive tract, Contains one nucleus, Found in the walls of hollow organs, Constricts blood vessels | Smooth Muscle
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