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Despite its complexity, human organs consist of four basic tissue types: epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nerve tissue. Each organization is a collection of similar specialized cells that are combined when performing a specific function. Each of the basic tissues containing the extracellular matrix (ECM) and cells are related to each other with varying proportions and morphological characteristics of each organ. Table 4-1 summarizes the main functions of the basic organization type.

Connective tissue is characterized by a very abundant ECM produced by cells, muscle tissue consists of elongated cells dedicated to contraction and exercise, nervous tissue receives long, complex complexes that specifically receive, generate and transmit nerve impulses It consists of cells having a process. Most organs can be divided into parenchymal tissue and matrix, and parenchymal tissue consists of cells responsible for organ specialization functions, and stromal cells play a supplementary role in organs. In addition to the brain and spinal cord, the matrix is ​​always a connective tissue.

Epithelial tissue consists of compact polyhedral cells that firmly adhere to one another to form a thin layer of ECM and align the lumen of the organ to form a cell sheet covering the body surface. The epithelium (Gr. Epi, on + thele, nipple) aligns all the outer and inner surfaces of the body, and all substances entering organs must pass through this type of tissue.

Certain cells of a particular epithelial cell may be contractile (muscle epithelial cells), or specific sensory cells such as taste buds or olfactory epithelial cells.

The shape and size of epithelial cells vary widely from high columnar to cubic, low squamous epithelial cells. The size and shape of the cell usually depends on its function. The epithelial nucleus can be different in shape, elliptical (elliptical), spherical or flat, and the nuclear shape roughly corresponds to the shape of the cell. Columnar cells usually have elongated nuclei, squamous cells have flat nuclei, and cuboid or pyramidal cells have more spherical nuclei (Figure 4-1).

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