NEET Biology Structural Organization In Animals Revision Notes

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Epithelial Tissues
 
• An epithelium is a tissue composed of one or more layers of cells that cover the body surface and lines its various cavities.
•  It serves for protection, secretion and excretion..
•  Epithelial tissue evolved first in animal kingdom.
•  It originates from all the three primary germ layers. e.g. Epidermis arises from ectoderm, Coelomic epithelium from the mesoderm and epithelial lining of alimentary canal from the endoderm.
 
¶ Types of Epithelium

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Glands
 
• Multicellular exocrine glands are classified by structure, using the shape of their ducts and the complexity (branching) of their ducts system as distinguishing characteristics.
•  Shape include tubular and alveolar (Sac like).
•  Simple exocrine glands e.g. intestinal glands, mammalian sweat glands, cutaneous glands of frog etc. have only one duct leading to surface.
•  Compound exocrine glands have two or more ducts e.g. liver, salivary glands etc.
 
• Structural classification of exocrine glands:

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Muscle Tissues
 
• Muscle cells are highly contractile (contracting to 1/3 or 1/2 the resting length).
• Muscle cells lose capacity to divide, multiply and regenerate to a great extent. Study of muscle is called myology.
• About 40% to 50% of our body mass is of muscles.
• The muscle cells are always elongated, slender and spindle-shaped, fibre-like cells, These are, therefore called muscle fibres.
• These possess large numbers of myofibrils formed of actin and myosin.

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(f) Difference between three types muscle fibres

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Connective Tissues
 
• It connects and supports all the other tissues, the intercellular element predominating.
 
• The cellular element is usually scanty. In function this tissue may be mechanical, nutritive and defensive.
 
• It is a tissue made up of matrix (abundant intercellular substance or ground substance) and living cells that connects and support different tissues.
 
• Connective tissue was called mesenchyme by Hertwig (1893).
 
• Types of connective tissues

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