GENERAL STRUCTURE OF HUMAN TISSUES AND THEIR INTERRELATIONSHIPS
Abstract
The science of histology, which studies the microscopic structure of living organisms, plays a crucial role in identifying the morphological and functional characteristics of human tissues. The human body is composed of various tissues, each possessing specific structural features, physiological functions, and developmental origins. Tissues represent complex biological systems consisting of cells, their derivatives, and intercellular substances. The unique organization of cells and their specialized functions ensure the biological harmony of the entire organism.
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Applied in the section “Tissue imbalance and pathological processes.” Based on WHO data, the regenerative capacity of tissues in chronic diseases was discussed.
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Utilized to reinforce the idea in “The role of human tissues as a unified biological system.” International research articles from PubMed provided analytical discussions on the integration of histological systems.
