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THE MUSCLE TISSUE

           Hey guys. In today's topic we are going to discuss about " THE MUSCLE TISSUE". Tissues are a group of cells with similar functions and function together as a unit. There are mainly four types of tissue, they are The Epithelial tissue, The Connective tissue, The Muscle tissue and The Nervous tissue.          So far we have discussed about the epithelial tissue and connective tissue and today we are going to discuss on 'THE MUSCLE TISSUE'. I have prepared slides and Using the slides I'm posting videos in YouTube in  both English and Tamil. check out for a brief explanation. If you have any suggestions kindly post in the comments section below.  Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZrabu-CtMa5AEexu1j2GNw English video: https://youtu.be/Lt8LHpARJRY Tamil video: https://youtu.be/6wC7S0EKZXg TYPES OF TISSUES: There are 4 main types of tissues each with subtypes .they are      1.EPITHELIAL TISSUE OR         EPITHELIUM.     2.CONNECTIVE TISSUE.  
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THE EPITHELIAL TISSUE

            Greetings to you . This is Emelin. Each and everytime when I'm addressing  I'll be so excited because your love and support keeps me to move on further. Really   thanking  everyone  from the bottom of my heart. keep commenting and share your ideas for my betterment .    In today's topic we are going to discuss about Tissues. But it's a vast one so I have divided it into 4 sub topics .So that it would be easier for you all . Today we are going to deal about "THE EPITHELIAL TISSUSE" . You can watch a brief explanation of these slides in both English and Tamil in my YouTube channel named "NURSING ABSTRACT".   channel link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZrabu-CtMa5AEexu1j2GNw English video: https://youtu.be/t8TGn77BbT0 Tamil video: https://youtu.be/msN07rHpKog INTRODUCTION TO TISSUES: Tissues consists of a large number of same type of cells and are classified according to their size, shape , function of their constituent cells. There are
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TYPES OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE

                                     Hello my dear ones. Nice to meet you . So far we are discussing about Tissues and it's types. Today the topic which we are going to discuss is  " The Types of connective tissue ". It's a vast one so last blog we have seen about   " The cells in connective tissue ". Connective tissue is the one which holds the organs in its position and supports other types of tissues. If you need a detailed explanation of these slides you can visit my YouTube channel named "NURSING ABSTRACT", where you can get videos in both English and Tamil. Kindly post your suggestions in the comments section below .   Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZrabu-CtMa5AEexu1j2GNw English video: https://youtu.be/S2IaYdRfIM4 Tamil video: https://youtu.be/Mt6Y-3N5hcg DEFINITION OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE: Connective tissue is the tissue which connects the other tissues. It also separates and supports all other types of tissues in the body. Ma
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