ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY
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Author: McKinley
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Summary Introduction
Introduction
Tissue is a group of different types of cells coming together to perform a common function. Different types of tissue perform different functions. Some tissue forms an organ and carries out a common function. Some of the tissue helps in protection and shields from physical and chemical damages. Some tissues provide supportive strength as well as the flexibility to other structures in the body.
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