### body part:

Tissue
* All tissue responds to injury in basically the same way with redness, swelling and resultant pain.
* All tissues are most susceptible when young and actively growing
  - cause the X rays to slow down, resulting in what's known as a phase shift
  - containing cells with various types of cytoplasmic granules have giant lysosomes
  - experience some level of pulsation due to the perfusion of blood with the heart cycle
* All tissues have an energy requirement that is usually met by metabolizing glucose
  - receptors that connect to the spinal segments
  - require a steady source of oxygen
* Compare the benefits and limitations of existing as a single or multicellular organism.
* Every tissue is composed of cells
  - fed by the blood, which is supplied by the intestinal system
* Many tissues are syncitial and the number of nuclei is fixed
  - express the estrogen receptor
  - have a role in induction of the mesonephric kidney tubules
* Most tissue absorbs water
  - becomes organs
  - carries nutrients
  - connects veins
  - consists of layers
  - contains antigen
* Most tissue contains blood capillaries
  - vessels
  - collagen fiber
  - enzymes
* Most tissue contains fetal blood vessels
* Most tissue contains large blood vessels
  - lipids
  - proteins
  - self antigen
* Most tissue covers bones
  - spongy bones
  - fills with blood
* Most tissue has exponential growth
  - functions
  - similar functions
  - holds nutrients
* Most tissue is affected by tumors
  - covered by skin
* Most tissue is surrounded by healthy tissue
* Most tissue performs functions
  - physiological functions
* Most tissue performs specific functions
  - produces enzymes
* Most tissue protects animals
  - responds to stimuli
  - serves functions
  - supports skin
* Most tissue surrounds body organs
  - ducts
  - muscles
  - skeletal muscles
  - terminal ducts
* Most tissues express the transcript at high levels but some areas have very little or no expression
  - have chemical defenses, usually several kinds
  - obtain plasminogen from the blood
* Some tissue absorbs food
  - materials
  - radiation
  - acts like reflectors
  - becomes nerves
  - carries water
  - causes inflammation
  - comes from animals
  - connects teeth
* Some tissue consists of contractile fiber
  - interweave fiber
* Some tissue contains acid
  - chemical compounds
  - fungus spores
  - more toxic compounds
  - within craniums
  - covers penises
* Some tissue cysts cause reaction
  - induce infection
  - derives from ectoderms
  - digests food
* Some tissue fills bone cavities
  - with synovial fluid
* Some tissue forms internal passageways
* Some tissue has common embryonic origins
  - salinity
  - surface potential
* Some tissue is connected by flexible membranes
  - embed in wax
  - replaced by bones
  - lines small intestines
  - loses water
  - makes up penises
* Some tissue produces carbohydrates
  - enough carbohydrates
  - heat
  - substances
  - such substances
  - protects gills
  - removes waste products
* Some tissue replaces healthy liver tissue
  - lungs
* Some tissue replaces injure muscle tissue
  - retains chemical components
  - separates vaginas
  - spreads to bones
* Some tissue supports internal organs
* Some tissue surrounds blood vessels
  - flesh
  - follicles
  - kidneys
  - mouths
  - seminiferous tubules
  - urethras
* Some tissues are more susceptible than others to radiation damage
  - can be very large and cause an obstruction due to overcrowding
  - contain only one type of cell
  - have more than one type of cell
* absorb the radionuclide as it is circulated in the blood.
* absorbs some wavelengths, but for other wavelengths, tissue is essentially transparent
* androgens and androphillic proteins in rat epididymis during sexual development.
* are aggregates of differentiated cells
  - also an important aspect in treating a cold
  - arranged to form organs
  - characteristic of advanced multicellular animals, common
  - collections of specialized cells that perform a common function
  - grouped together in the body to form organs
  - groups of cells specialised in doing a specific activity
* are groups of cells that carry out a common function
  - lie together to accomplish a common function
  - work together to do a job in the body
* are groups of cells with a basic structure and function
  - both a shared structure and function
  - closely associated similar cells that carry out carry out a specific function
* are groups of similar cells that have a common function
  - perform a particular function
  - with similar function
  - layers of similar cells that perform a specific function
  - made up of many individual cells
  - often syncytial
  - organized groups of cells that are similar in appearance and function
  - the groups of cells that are very much alike in size and shape
  - tightly integrated structural and functional units of cell
  - transparent to light in a certain region of the light spectrum
  - very much more complicated than a group of cells
* become more or less brittle.
* begin to remove or extract a higher percentage of oxygen from the arterial blood.
* begins to die and fermentative metabolism occurs resulting in alcoholic odor and off-flavors.
* can absorb water like a sponge, resulting in a watery product
  - also absorb water like a sponge, resulting in a watery product
  - be simple or complex
  - change in various ways under the influence of random mutation
  - crack and ooze a brown liquid
  - help someone return to a normal life
* comes from donors in much the same way donated organs do.
* compose organs, and organs compose organ systems.
* composes of fiber.
* comprise larger group minds, or organs.
* connects bones
  - leaf veins
  - structures
* containing adequate amounts of vitamin A appear less likely to become cancerous.
* containing gas absorb more sound energy, i.e. adult lung
  - have the greatest swings in variables
* cooperate and form organs.
* deteriorate upon stress, and then they improve as the stress is relieved.
* evolve with the fluid being absorbed over the first several hours after surgery.
* expands to suck in air.
* frequently involved are skin, gastrointestinal tract, kidneys, heart, muscles and lungs.
* further assemble to form organs, pathways and systems.
* grows around each egg and supplies the eggs with oxygen throughout the pregnancy
  - into the scaffold and across the layers as the scaffold degrades
* have approximately the same density as water
  - differential perfusion ability by different perfusing agents
* interact inductively and trophically.
* is located in purses
  - suitcases
  - paper
* is part of organs
* kallikreins belong to the group of trypsin-like serine proteases.
* love oxygen.
* move tremendous distances within the early embryo to generate the vertebrate body plan.
* often require elasticity in addition to the high tensile strength provided by collagen.
* perform a spectrum of essential functions.
  - separate functions
  - tasks
* pull membranes into new but familiar shapes.
* secretes hormone progesterone
* stresses in organs of herbaceous plants.
* studied include cartilage, bone, tendon, fascia, skin, spinal cord, liver, and pancreas.
* surrounds airways
  - upper airways
* swelling from allergy and infection can also plug the nose.
* then die because of the lack of oxygen, and the dead tissue can become infected.
* typically have more than one cell changing at the same time.
* used for testing include liver, kidney, blood and stomach contents
  - in transplant include bone, skin, heart valves, corneas, veins, cartilage and tendons
* work by stirs.
* work together and form organs
  - as organs
  - to do the job of an organ
+ Tissue (biology): Biology
  * Tissues' form part of an organ. Tissues are groups of cells that work together to do a job in the body. They are a group of cells having the same origin, structure and function. The cells look the same or almost the same. The work the cells do is also the same or almost the same.