A Astrocyte B Dendrite C Ependymal cell D Microglial cell AE Oligodendrocyte BC Satellite cell CD Soma CE Synapse E Nerve AB Neurofibril AC Nissl body AD Node of Ranvier BD Schwann cell DE Tract BE Sheath of Schwann 1 Axon regeneration 2 Blood brain 9 Gap between Central myelin sheath Cerebrospinal fluid Cytoskeleton Exchange of materials 13 Peripheral myelin sheath 14 Phagocytosis 5 neurons 10 Gap within axons barrier 3 Cell body Central axon 11 Input 12 Peripheral axon 7 15 Rough ER 4 8

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Q: Name and briefly describe the special characteristics of epithelium.

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Q: Why should medical professionals never guarantee an outcome with nervous tissue injuries?

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Q: Identify the epithelial tissue shown.

A: Introduction - Form continuous sheets (fit like tiles)Apical SurfaceAll epithelial cells have a top…

Q: Explain why pseudostratified epithelium is called such

A: Pseudostratified epithelium is a type of tissue found in some parts of the respiratory tract and…

Q: fill in the blanks Pseudostratified columnar epithelium with cilia (____×)Location…

A: The epithelial tissue is a simple tissue. It is the covering or protective tissues in the animal…

Q: Give the type of epithelium found in the following tissues: Skin Bladder Testes Intestine Esophagus

A: Tissues are groups of cells with a common structure and function. There are four main tissues in the…

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A: Brain is a complex part of the body which is very important in our body to handle all the activities…

Q: Define the Tissue Processing

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Q: which letter identifies the location of the gracile nucleus in this image?

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Q: Which type of epithelium is found in: _____________________________Oral cavity, Upper Esophagus and…

A: The GI tract is a tube that connects the anus to the oral cavity. Four separate layers that are…

Q: What are complex tissues. Explain it types with details

A: Detailed explanation: Complex tissues are specialized tissues in plants that consist of more than…

Q: Name the cell body of nerve cell.

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Q: Compare and contrast neurons and neuroglia; be sure to include: General structure of the two types…

A: Neurons: a. It is found in the central nervous system and the autonomic ganglia.b. It conducts nerve…

Q: Which type of epithelium is highlighted in this image?

A: An epithelium is a form of animal tissue composed of epithelial cells that are densely packed and…

Q: Define or describe a tissue (in general).

A: Tissues form a part of cellular organization. In cellular organization, cells are the basic…

Q: E. Nervous Tissue 29. Identify the parts of the neuron 30. Identify the cell type:

A: Nervous system is a part of body system which helps in control and coordination. It is involved in…

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A: Nervous tissue is responsible for formation of tissues and organs the nervous system which plays a…

Q: Discuss the basic structure and role of nervous tissue.

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Q: Define interstitial cell

A: INTERSTITIAL CELL : interstitial refers to any cells that lies in the spaces between the functional…

Q: Define nerve tract

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Q: Cell Type: How many layers do you see?

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Q: Differentiate between the roles of neurons and the supporting cells of nervous tissue.

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Q: Give some special features of nervous tissues.

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A: The tissue shown in first picture is kidney tissue.

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A: There are different types of epithelial tissues which are characterized based on the cellular shapes…

Q: Identify the type of  highlighted epithelial tissue

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Q: explains how the three characteristics below affect the function of this cell, its system or / and…

A: A cell is referred to as the structural, fundamental, and functional unit of all life that will…

Q: name the cell types that compose nervous tissue;

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Q: The connective tissue at location F is called: F E B,

A: Muscles are the protein filament containing tissues that are present in most of the animal. There…