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"I beat to the rhythm of your emotions. 
My cells are also banded, but don't 
get wrong, they shorten without us 
having to counsciously think about it. "
"Touch the tip of your nose or the top
 of your ear and you will find me. My cells 
are smooth and rounded and look similar 
to eyeballs floating in viscous and 
flexible matter that it is used by the bones 
so they don't rub together."
"I form cords to connect muscles 
and bones, and straps to join bones. 
I am made up of waving fibers."
"I have large star-shaped cells with 
long finger-like extensions that make 
connections and receive input messages 
from surrounding cells. Electric pulses are 
continously running along me."
"My cells form long tubes where 
I produce and release different 
 substances, like saliva or sweat. "
"I am usually attached to bones 
and so I am manly used in movement, 
 such as when you wave your hand, 
and smile. My cells can be very long, 
sometimes over 30 cm, and can contain 
 many different nuclei. They look like 
sausages with marked transverse 
 dark and light bands. 
Your brain usually tells me what to do."
"I protect the body from cold. My cells 
can store so many fat that they look 
round and cloudy and their nucleus are 
pushed to the outer edge of the cytoplasm, 
stuck to the cell membrane. "
"My cells are like bricks in a wall 
and leave no space among them. 
I line the surface of the organs and body, 
as well as the hollow cavities inside it."
"I work without the control of your brain, 
but rather operate on my own without 
instructions. I am responsible for the 
contractility of hollow organs, such as 
blood vessels, the astrointestinal tract, 
the bladder, or the uterus. My cells are 
spindle shaped and they don’t have  striations, 
or stripes. My nucleus is cigar shaped."
"I grow in multi-layered columns that 
look like growth rings in a tree. My tiny 
cells are on the outside of each ring and 
they have thin finger- like extensions 
that extend through the hard layers. 
Calcium makes me rigid, which allows 
me to support body weight. The 
protein collagen makes me flexible. "
adipose tissue
covering and lining epithelium
bone tissue
cardiac muscular tissue
smooth muscular tissue
nervous tissue
glandular epithelium
cartilaginous tissue
dense regular connective tissue
striated muscular tissue

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"I beat to the rhythm of your emotions. My cells are also banded, but don't get wrong, they shorten without us having to counsciously think about it. "

"Touch the tip of your nose or the top of your ear and you will find me. My cells are smooth and rounded and look similar to eyeballs floating in viscous and flexible matter that it is used by the bones so they don't rub together."

"I form cords to connect muscles and bones, and straps to join bones. I am made up of waving fibers."

"I have large star-shaped cells with long finger-like extensions that make connections and receive input messages from surrounding cells. Electric pulses are continously running along me."

"My cells form long tubes where I produce and release different substances, like saliva or sweat. "

"I am usually attached to bones and so I am manly used in movement, such as when you wave your hand, and smile. My cells can be very long, sometimes over 30 cm, and can contain many different nuclei. They look like sausages with marked transverse dark and light bands. Your brain usually tells me what to do."

"I protect the body from cold. My cells can store so many fat that they look round and cloudy and their nucleus are pushed to the outer edge of the cytoplasm, stuck to the cell membrane. "

"My cells are like bricks in a wall and leave no space among them. I line the surface of the organs and body, as well as the hollow cavities inside it."

"I work without the control of your brain, but rather operate on my own without instructions. I am responsible for the contractility of hollow organs, such as blood vessels, the astrointestinal tract, the bladder, or the uterus. My cells are spindle shaped and they don’t have striations, or stripes. My nucleus is cigar shaped."

"I grow in multi-layered columns that look like growth rings in a tree. My tiny cells are on the outside of each ring and they have thin finger- like extensions that extend through the hard layers. Calcium makes me rigid, which allows me to support body weight. The protein collagen makes me flexible. "

adipose tissue

covering and lining epithelium

bone tissue

cardiac muscular tissue

smooth muscular tissue

nervous tissue

glandular epithelium

cartilaginous tissue

dense regular connective tissue

striated muscular tissue

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