tissue
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈtɪʃu/
- Specialized
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tejido
- Vitamin E is an ideal antioxidant to increase tissue protection from oxidative stress.
- soft tissue
- connective tissue
- muscle tissue
And whether does continued activity worsen the tissue injury or not?
- And whether does continued activity worsen the tissue injury or not?
- These local effects on tissues are interesting.
- His back story might be embedded into his tissue by the music.
- As you age, that tissue becomes more resistant.
- Here I is, cloth tissue, body tissue.
- And the classic insulin sensitive tissue is the scallow muscle.
- You know, they're just, it's actually just a Ridge of tissue, OK.
Examples
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But some of this tissue looks gangrenous.
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OK, So what kind of tissue makes up the CNS?
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We will give rise to every tissue in the body.
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We have to go down to the live tissue, the normal live tissue.
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But this is living tissue.
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As you age, that tissue becomes more resistant.
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And so this tissue in the wall of the heart dies.
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Your tissue, your organs, your entire biophysical structure is changing.
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Proteins are essential building blocks of all cells, tissues, and organs, including muscles.
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The doctor explained that the body's tissue is made up of various cells working together.
Compounds
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4.3
Tissue that supports and joins parts of the body like tendons and ligaments
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3.7
A part of the body that stores fat for energy and helps keep you warm
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4.2
A mass of fibers that supports and connects body parts in animals or plants
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4.5
A group of cells that carry messages between the brain, spinal cord, and body
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4.2
Tissue made of cells that send signals through the body to control movement and feeling
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5.3
Tissue in the body that becomes firm and larger when filled with blood, for example in the penis or clitoris
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4.2
Group of cells that help the body fight infection, often in the tonsils and small glands
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5.8
Tissue in parts of the body like tonsils and spleen that helps fight infection
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4.5
Testing whether a donor's tissue will match the person receiving a transplant
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5.6
Muscle that has visible light and dark bands, like heart and arm muscles
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Tissue made of stretchy fibers that helps skin and blood vessels return to shape
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A thin layer of cells that covers body surfaces and lines internal organs and cavities
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Loose soft layer under the skin that supports organs, cushions them, and connects skin to muscles
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Tissue made of muscle cells that makes the body move and produce force
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New soft red tissue with small blood vessels that forms on a healing wound
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Soft material between the cells inside an organ that helps support it
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A network of special heart fibers that carry electrical signals to make the lower heart chambers beat
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A thin sheet of cells that covers and joins parts of plants and animals
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A medicine that breaks up blood clots to treat heart attacks and strokes
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Tissue in plants that moves water and nutrients from roots to leaves
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Tissue with a network of blood vessels used to restore blood flow to damaged body parts
How Organized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tissue comes from the Latin root texere meaning 'to weave' and is the same root as textile, which means cloth. Think of cells woven together like threads in a fabric — that's why a group of similar cells is called tissue.