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ASSERZADEH et al Reproductive systems of the Iranian species of Hydrochara HYDROPHILIDAE copulatrix was cleaned of muscles and connective tissues washing with distilled water and stored in glyce. Robyn E Drinkwater, Robert . Cubey. & Elspeth . Haston. What is happening in digitisation?. … and these minimal data records are going to need data added to them.. Parse OCR text directly into the database fields. Types of tissues:. TYPES OF TISSUES:. 1. Epithelial, nervous, muscle, connective. 2. Connective tissue: . . a. Contains few cells- spaced apart. . b. Defensive (type)- defends the body. ex. WBC. Baseline (Flightpath D): . To be able to recognize examples of plant organs, state their functions and use a light microscope to view a cross-section of a leaf. State the functions of different plant tissues. Biology Department. Plant Tissues. Tissues can be classified into . :. Meristematic. tissues. . Permanent . tissues. I . . Meristematic. . tissues. They are usually called meristems. . They . are young tissues of the embryo or the mature plant which . PROTECT & REGROW. remaining tissues: . MANF. REPLACE. . damaged tissues:. iPS. cells. A Cure For Wolfram. Three Steps 2.0. I. Introduction. . A. Introduction. A. Introduction. Cells . are organized into . layers or groups of similar cells with a common function called tissues. .. 2. Intercellular junctions connect . Evaluation of two commercially available RNA isolation kits for formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded specimens Kristina Vartanian Samantha Savage B arry Malmanger Chris Harrington , PhD OHSU Integrated Genomics Laboratory January 2012 Dr.Duran Kala. 4-. 2. Tissues and Histology. What is a Tissue?. A collection of similar cells and noncellular substances (extracellular matrix) secreted by the cells. Tissue Level of Organization. Epithelial . Fitua. Al-. Saedi. The . human . body is composed of four main types . of . tissues . :. . 1. . Epithelial . tissues . 2. . Connective . tissues. 3. Muscular . tissues. 4. . Nervous . tissues. A.  . . Tissues have two interacting components:. Cells .. . Extracellular matrix (ECM).which is consist of many kinds of macromolecules.. The (ECM) function :. Supports the cells and the fluids that transports nutrients to the cells .. . Dry mount of plant . . The steps of plant preserving: . A. . Allow and support accurate identification of plants, algae, lichens and fungi.. B. . Provide a permanent record for a species occurring at a particular time and place.. LO: to learn how tissues in a leaf have adapted to perform their function. Starter:. Recap – what are the functions of each tissue type?. Epidermal. Mesophyll. Xylem and phloem. Plant Organs and Tissues. PATHOLOGY. Targeted Learning. 1. Correlate . elements of cells and tissues as they pertain to the human body and medical terminology.. 2. Correctly construct, define, pronounce, and spell medical terms.. Aim. . To understand how . to obtain. , label . and arrange transport . of . a range . of . clinical specimens. Objectives. Identify a range of clinical specimens that may be obtained by HCSWs. Explain the organisational requirements for obtaining, labelling and transporting clinical specimens.