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BIOLOGY GCSE
Chapter 3: Organisation and the Digestive System
Tissues & Organs
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Name the five levels of organisation
cells
➞
tissues
➞
organs
➞
organ
systems
➞
organisms
What is a Tissue?
A
group
of
cells
with a similar
structure
and
function
What are 3 examples of animal tissues?
Muscular tissue
- contract to bring about
movement
Glandular tissue
- produce
substances
such as
enzymes
or
hormones
Epithelial tissue
- covers some parts of the body
What is an Organ?
Collection
of
tissues
performing
specific
functions
What is an organ made of?
tissues
What are 8 examples of an organ?
Heart
,
Lungs
,
Stomach
,
Liver
,
Kidneys
,
Brain
,
Skin
&
Gallbladder
What is the Stomach made of?
muscular
tissue -
churn
the stomach
contents
glandular
tissue - produce
digestive
juices
epithelial
tissue - cover the
outside
&
inside
of the stomach
What do the two types of glandular tissue produce in the pancreas?
Hormones
- control blood
sugar
Some of the
digestive
enzymes
What are multicellular organisms made of?
Organ systems
that work
together
What are 3 examples of organ systems?
Digestive System
Circulatory System
Gas Exchange System
Why do organs adapt?
to be
efficient
exchange
surfaces.
What are the adaptations of organ systems? (4)
Organs have:
large
surface
areas
short
diffusion
paths
rich
blood
supplies
mechanisms
for
ventilating
surfaces or for
moving
materials