Question

the long, rope - like axon signals to other cells.

1. the glial cells are like the neurons
2. there are three types of muscle tissue: skeletal, cardiac, and smooth. complete the table below with information about these tissues.

tissue	striations?	multinucleated?	voluntary?	wheres it found?
skeletal	yes
cardiac		no

|smooth|

1. identify the tissue:

tissues, part 2 - epithelial tissue: crash course a&p #3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lue ri m - vg

Explanation:

1. Glial cells support neurons, similar to how a helper or assistant would.
2. Skeletal muscle: Multinucleated - YES, Voluntary - YES, Found - attached to bones; Cardiac muscle: Striations - YES, Multinucleated - NO, Found - heart; Smooth muscle: Striations - NO, Multinucleated - NO, Voluntary - NO, Found - in walls of hollow organs like intestines and blood vessels.
3. Without clear visual details, it's hard to identify precisely. But if one shows striations and long fibers it could be skeletal muscle, if branching cells with inter - calated discs it could be cardiac muscle, and if spindle - shaped cells it could be smooth muscle.

Answer:

1. Helper/Assistant

10.
Skeletal: Multinucleated - YES, Voluntary - YES, Found - attached to bones
Cardiac: Striations - YES, Multinucleated - NO, Found - heart
Smooth: Striations - NO, Multinucleated - NO, Voluntary - NO, Found - in walls of hollow organs

1. Cannot be determined precisely without more visual information.