ADIPOSE, BLOOD, BONE, CELL SHAPES, COLLAGENOUS, COMPACT, CONNECTIVE, CUBOIDAL, EPITHELIAL, FIBROCARTILAGE, FLUID, HYALINE, IRREGULAR, LOOSE, MUSCLE, NERVOUS, NEURONS, RED MARROW, REGULAR, SIMPLE, SKELETAL, SMOOTH, STRATIFIED, TRANSITIONAL, WHITE BLOOD CELLS Almost entirely of cells (very little extracellular matrix) # of Cell Layers I Stratified Transitional Areolar Reticular | Squamous Columnar Proper Types of Tissues Dense collagenous Regular Irregular elastic elastic Ability to produce action potentials Consists of cells with abundant extracellular matrix Cartilage Elastic Supporting Spongy Neuroglia Red Blood Cells Platelets Ability to contract with force - can cause movement Cardiac Hematopoietic Yellow Marrow

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