SNC2D BIOLOGY 4/1/2013. TISSUES, ORGANS & SYSTEMS OF L Animal & Plant Tissues (P.42-45) Animal Tissues. Animal Tissues

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SNC2D BIOLOGY TISSUES, ORGANS & SYSTEMS OF L Animal & Plant Tissues (P.42-45) Animal Tissues As you already know, groups of cells that work together to perform a task are called tissues. For example, muscle tissue is made up of cells that contract to help the body move. Nerve tissue is made up of cells that carry signals to and from the brain. Animal tissues can be classified into four major types. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 1 Animal Tissues ANIMAL TISSUES four types: epithelial connective muscle nerve April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 2 1

Animal Tissue Epithelial Epithelial tissue (epithelium) is made up of tightly packed cells that cover body surfaces and line the body s internal organs and cavities. Epithelium can be (a) a single layer of cells, or it can be (b) many layers of cells. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 3 Animal Tissue Epithelial Epithelial tissue is made up of a single layer of cells that allows materials to pass through the layer. For example, it forms the air sacs of the lungs. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 4 Animal Tissue Epithelial Epithelium, with many layers, covers parts of the body that need greater protection from injury. Human skin contains layers of epithelial tissue. These cells help protect areas beneath the skin. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 5 2

Animal Tissue Epithelial EPITHELIAL TISSUE thin sheets of tightly packed cells the cover/line parts of the body single layer L allows materials to pass through (lungs) many layers L protects body from injury/dehydration (skin) April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 6 Animal Tissue Connective Connective tissue supports, protects, and connects the body s organs. Connective tissue is made up of both specialized cells and non-living substances. NOTE! Blood is a type of connective tissue it connects body systems by bringing oxygen and nutrients and removing wastes. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 7 Animal Tissue Connective Bones, ligaments, cartilage, and tendons are some other types of connective tissues. Tendons connect muscles to bones, and ligaments connect bones to bones. Between the ends of the bones at a joint, cartilage forms a cushioning pad. Cartilage is also found in other parts of your body your ears, nose, April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 8 3

Animal Tissue Connective CONNECTIVE TISSUE supports, protects, and connects the body s organs includes: blood (brings nutrients/removes wastes) bone cartilage tendons RECALL! Blood is a connective tissue because it connects body systems by bringing oxygen and nutrients and removing wastes. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 9 Animal Tissue Muscle Muscle tissue is made up of cells that contract, or get shorter. There are three kinds of muscle tissue: skeletal, smooth, and cardiac. When you move your arm or leg, you are using skeletal muscle. Smooth muscle occurs in blood vessels, the stomach, and other organs. Cardiac muscle is only found in the heart. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 10 Animal Tissue Muscle NOTE! Skeletal muscle is voluntary, which means that it is controlled by will. Smooth muscle and cardiac muscle are involuntary, which means they move without conscious control. This is important because if they were not involuntary, we would spend all our time thinking about things like breathing, digesting food, and pumping blood. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 11 4

Animal Tissue Muscle MUSCLE TISSUE cells that can shorten or contract 3 types: skeletal (movement) smooth (arteries, veins, and organs) cardiac (heart) NOTE! Skeletal muscle is voluntary (i.e. you control) while the other two are involuntary (i.e. they move without conscious thought). April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 12 Animal Tissue Nerve If your hand gets close to something too hot, you pull your hand away. Your body can feel because your skin contains millions of nerve cells that make up nerve tissue. Nerve cells receive information from inside and outside the body. Nerve tissue is the most complex tissue in the body. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 13 Animal Tissue Nerve NOTE! Nerve cells are capable of creating messages, called impulses, and transmitting them throughout your body. These electrical signals between your body and brain can travel very fast some at more than 100 m/s! April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 14 5

Animal Tissue Nerve NERVE TISSUE sends signals between the body and brain responds to stimuli and coordinates body functions consists of the: brain spinal cord nerves April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 15 Animal Tissue Micrographs Epithelial Tissue Muscle Tissue Connective Tissue Nerve Tissue April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 16 Plant Tissues Just like animal cells, groups of plant cells form tissues that work together to perform similar tasks. And just like animal tissues, plant tissues can be classified into four major types. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 17 6

Plant Tissues PLANT TISSUES four types: epidermal vascular ground meristematic April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 18 Plant Tissue Meristematic RECALL! All plant tissues are formed from groups of meristematic cells known as meristematic tissue. Meristematic cells can differentiate into specialized tissue types. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 19 Plant Tissue Meristematic MERISTEMATIC TISSUE tips of roots and stems responsible for plant growth April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 20 7

Plant Tissue Epidermal The epidermal tissue on both the top and underside of the leaf is clear and very thin. It forms a protective outer covering that allows the exchange of materials and gases into and out of the plant. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 21 Plant Tissue Epidermal NOTE! Guard cells form a tiny opening, called a stomate, that allows carbon dioxide, water vapour, and oxygen to move into or out of the leaf easily. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 22 Plant Tissue Epidermal EPIDERMAL TISSUE the protective outer covering allows materials and gases in and out of the plant April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 23 8

Plant Tissue Vascular Vascular tissue plays an important role in transporting water and nutrients throughout the plant. There are two types of vascular tissue in the plant: xylem is responsible for the movement of water and minerals from the roots up the stem to the leaves, where these substances are used in photosynthesis April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 24 Plant Tissue Vascular Vascular tissue plays an important role in transporting water and nutrients throughout the plant. There are two types of vascular tissue in the plant: phloem transports the sugar produced during photosynthesis from the leaves to other parts of the plant, where it is used to provide energy for all cellular processes. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 25 Plant Tissue Vascular VASCULAR TISSUE transports water and nutrients throughout the plant 2 types: xylem (roots to leaves) phloem (leaves to plant) April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 26 9

Plant Tissue Ground Most of the plant is made of ground tissue. The function of the ground tissue depends on where it is found in the plant. For example, in the roots, ground tissue is involved in food and water storage. In the leaves, photosynthesis and gas exchange occurs in specialized ground tissues called mesophyll. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 27 Plant Tissue Ground NOTE! During photosynthesis, carbon dioxide and water are converted into sugar and oxygen. April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 28 Plant Tissue Ground GROUND TISSUE majority of the plant function depends on location: strength and support (stem) store food and water (roots) photosynthesis and gas exchange (leaf) April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 29 10

Plant Tissue Micrographs Meristematic Tissue Ground Tissue Epidermal Tissue Vascular Tissue April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 30 U Check Your Learning 1. List the four types of animal and plant tissue and their function. ANIMAL epithelial covers/lines parts of the body (skin) connective supports, protects, and connects (blood) muscle enables movement (skeletal) nerve sends signals between body and brain (spinal cord) April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 31 U Check Your Learning 1. List the four types of animal and plant tissue and their function. PLANT epidermal forms a protective outer covering vascular transports water & nutrients throughout the plant ground strength, storage, photosynthesis, (depends) meristematic responsible for plant growth April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 32 11

U Check Your Learning 2. Compare the following animal and plant tissues. How are they similar? (a) connective and vascular tissue (b) epithelial and epidermal tissue (a) both are concerned with transferring water, nutrients, throughout the organism (b) both are concerned with protecting the organism April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 33 U Check Your Learning 3. Why is it important that some types of muscles can contract and relax without our having to think about it? if they didn t, we would spend all our time thinking about things like breathing, digesting food, pumping blood, April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 34 U Check Your Learning 4. Plants are often called nature s air purifiers. Explain the meaning of this term (think carbon dioxide). plants use carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and produce oxygen as a by-product April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 35 12

U Check Your Learning TEXTBOOK P.45 Q.1-5 April 1, 2013 2DBIOL - Animal & Plant Tissues 36 13