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Ordenar Letras U1.3: Organisation levelsVersión en línea Order the letters to make vocabulary words por TheGamer Crack 1 Groups of cells that specialise in performing the same function U T S S I S E 2 It covers external and internal surfaces of our body. P G L E I N N I H I L E T A I L 3 It binds cells that form glands and secrete certain substances. I L L G U E P A R D N H T U M E L I A 4 It responds to the internal and external stimuli of the organism U N O S E S T E S U R V I 5 It provides support, binding and protection to the rest of body tissues S O E I N U E V C S N I C E T 6 It provides continuity and support to the epithelial, muscle and nervous tissues. It is also present in ligaments and tendons. S I I S N T E U E U O V C C N J T 7 It is formed by chondrocytes, which are cells that secrete a durable and elastic substance. It is found at body joints and between the vertebrae. S G S O A I I T N U S R A T I E L C U 8 It is composed of osteocytes, the cells that secrete a rigid substance that makes up bones. O B E N U T S S I E 9 It is formed by adipocytes, the cells responsible for accumulating fat. It acts as an energy reserve and a thermal insulator. E I E U I D P O S A S T S 10 It is composed by erithrocytes (red cells; hemoglobin), leucocytes (white cells), platelets and plasma S I T B O E D L O S U 11 It is made up of muscle fibres, which are elongated cells that contain a series of proteins in their cytoplasm that allow muscle contraction and relaxation. M S C U E T I U S L S E 12 It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located, for example, in the digestive tract. E E M O S I H M S O S U U T L S T C 13 It is made up of voluntary contraction fibres and it is located in skeletal muscles; for example, in the biceps. U U E E I C S T S S S E R D T L I A M T 14 It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located in the heart. A D L C M S A E I U R U I C S C E S T 15 Tissues group together to perform a specific function and give rise to ... N R O S A G 16 They are formed by homogeneous or similar organs (because they have the same type of tissues) and contribute to perform a common general function. S S Y E S M T 17 They are formed by heterogeneous organs, that is, they do not present the same types of tissues, although they participate in the performance of a common general function. R M S R A A A O O Y S A N Y T R M U R A P P S E S T O G 18 They line respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive tracts. (In the epithelial lining) A R M S C B E M U M U O S E N 19 It lines the internal surfaces of blood vessels and some organs. (In the epithelial lining) M E U L E I T H O D N 20 It is the outermost layer of the skin. (In the epithelial lining) R M D I S I P E E 21 They release their content to internal cavities or to the external environment. (In the glandular epithelium) S D A O R E N X G L I E C N 22 They release hormones and proteins into the bloodstream. (In the glandular epithelium) G L S I A N N C E N E R D O D 23 They have exocrine and endocrine functions. (In the glandular epithelium) X N E D M L D S G A I 24 The fundamental cells of nervous tissue. They have a star shape that allows them to transmit nerve impulses. V E E S R N 25 They support cells of the nervous tissue. Their functions include protecting and nourishing neurons. L I A L L C G S E L 26 It transports O2 and CO2 (In the blood tissue) L I H ) E C S L O E M H T E G R O E R E L T B I C ( Y O ; R D N S 27 It defends our body (In the blood tissue) C T O C Y E ) ( S E H L W L L E I S U C T E 28 Blood clothing (In the blood tissue) S A T L L P T E E 29 90% Water, 10% Other things (In the blood tissue) L M S P A A

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Groups of cells that specialise in performing the same function

It covers external and internal surfaces of our body.

P G L E I N N I H I L E T A I L

It binds cells that form glands and secrete certain substances.

I L L G U E P A R D N H T U M E L I A

It responds to the internal and external stimuli of the organism

U N O S E S T E S U R V I

It provides support, binding and protection to the rest of body tissues

S O E I N U E V C S N I C E T

It provides continuity and support to the epithelial, muscle and nervous tissues. It is also present in ligaments and tendons.

S I I S N T E U E U O V C C N J T

It is formed by chondrocytes, which are cells that secrete a durable and elastic substance. It is found at body joints and between the vertebrae.

S G S O A I I T N U S R A T I E L C U

It is composed of osteocytes, the cells that secrete a rigid substance that makes up bones.

It is formed by adipocytes, the cells responsible for accumulating fat. It acts as an energy reserve and a thermal insulator.

E I E U I D P O S A S T S

It is composed by erithrocytes (red cells; hemoglobin), leucocytes (white cells), platelets and plasma

S I T B O E D L O S U

It is made up of muscle fibres, which are elongated cells that contain a series of proteins in their cytoplasm that allow muscle contraction and relaxation.

M S C U E T I U S L S E

It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located, for example, in the digestive tract.

E E M O S I H M S O S U U T L S T C

It is made up of voluntary contraction fibres and it is located in skeletal muscles; for example, in the biceps.

U U E E I C S T S S S E R D T L I A M T

It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located in the heart.

A D L C M S A E I U R U I C S C E S T

Tissues group together to perform a specific function and give rise to ...

They are formed by homogeneous or similar organs (because they have the same type of tissues) and contribute to perform a common general function.

They are formed by heterogeneous organs, that is, they do not present the same types of tissues, although they participate in the performance of a common general function.

R M S R A A A O O Y S A N Y T R M U R A P P S E S T O G

They line respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive tracts. (In the epithelial lining)

A R M S C B E M U M U O S E N

It lines the internal surfaces of blood vessels and some organs. (In the epithelial lining)

It is the outermost layer of the skin. (In the epithelial lining)

They release their content to internal cavities or to the external environment. (In the glandular epithelium)

S D A O R E N X G L I E C N

They release hormones and proteins into the bloodstream. (In the glandular epithelium)

G L S I A N N C E N E R D O D

They have exocrine and endocrine functions. (In the glandular epithelium)

X N E D M L D S G A I

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Groups of cells that specialise in performing the same function

It covers external and internal surfaces of our body.

It binds cells that form glands and secrete certain substances.

It responds to the internal and external stimuli of the organism

It provides support, binding and protection to the rest of body tissues

It provides continuity and support to the epithelial, muscle and nervous tissues. It is also present in ligaments and tendons.

It is formed by chondrocytes, which are cells that secrete a durable and elastic substance. It is found at body joints and between the vertebrae.

It is composed of osteocytes, the cells that secrete a rigid substance that makes up bones.

It is formed by adipocytes, the cells responsible for accumulating fat. It acts as an energy reserve and a thermal insulator.

It is composed by erithrocytes (red cells; hemoglobin), leucocytes (white cells), platelets and plasma

It is made up of muscle fibres, which are elongated cells that contain a series of proteins in their cytoplasm that allow muscle contraction and relaxation.

It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located, for example, in the digestive tract.

It is made up of voluntary contraction fibres and it is located in skeletal muscles; for example, in the biceps.

It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located in the heart.

Tissues group together to perform a specific function and give rise to ...

They are formed by homogeneous or similar organs (because they have the same type of tissues) and contribute to perform a common general function.

They are formed by heterogeneous organs, that is, they do not present the same types of tissues, although they participate in the performance of a common general function.

They line respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive tracts. (In the epithelial lining)

It lines the internal surfaces of blood vessels and some organs. (In the epithelial lining)

It is the outermost layer of the skin. (In the epithelial lining)

They release their content to internal cavities or to the external environment. (In the glandular epithelium)

They release hormones and proteins into the bloodstream. (In the glandular epithelium)

They have exocrine and endocrine functions. (In the glandular epithelium)

The fundamental cells of nervous tissue. They have a star shape that allows them to transmit nerve impulses.

They support cells of the nervous tissue. Their functions include protecting and nourishing neurons.

It transports O2 and CO2 (In the blood tissue)

It defends our body (In the blood tissue)

Blood clothing (In the blood tissue)

90% Water, 10% Other things (In the blood tissue)