Types of cells in the body class 8
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TYPES OF CELLS IN
THE BODYSubmitted by,RESHMA. M.S.B.Ed. Natural ScienceCandidateCode: 18114386012St. Thomas Training CollegeMukkolakkal
CELLS…
Human body has a number of cells
A group of different types of cells form tissues
Cells are the basic unit of any tissue, it decides the type , nature & functions of the tissues
DIFFERENT TYPES OF CELLS
NERVE CELLS
They never multiply in one’s life time
They are present all over the body and are sometimes as long as few metres
NERVE CELLS…
They are human brain cells and are found in brain and the spinal cord and form the nervous tissue
EPITHELIAL CELLS These cells are very
simple cells which form covering of other cells
These cells form covering layers of all organs and hence are present in skin , scalp, respiratory tract, etc..
Eg: skin cells, mucous cells
BLOOD CELLSBlood cells carry oxygen to the body’s tissues and collect carbon dioxide. They also carry hormones, enzymes, and vitamins to different parts of the body.
BLOOD CELLS They are always
motile and never stay in one pace
They have limited life span and they never multiply to form new cells
Instead new cells are formed from other cells
red blood cell
white blood cell
MUSCLE CELLS Muscle cells comprise the three different
types of muscles: skeletal, cardiac, and smooth types. These cells are shaped differently and enable these muscles to help our bodies function properly.
MUSCLE CELLS These cells are of muscle tissue, mostly long, large and have the ability to contract and relax, providing movements
CELL DIFFERENTIATION The human body is
made up of many specialised cells that perform specific functions.
Specialised cells arise from the differentiation of unspecialised cells during embryological development.
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