STRUCTURAL ORGANISTION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS
ANIMAL TISSUES
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Maintain body temperature, protect organs, and store excess energy.
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Used to connect bone to bone or muscle to bone.
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Used to protect organs.
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None of the above
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Detailed explanation-1: -Thus, various adipose tissues act as central regulators of energy homeostasis by storing excess energy as well as by controlling thermogenesis. Adipose tissue functions in energy homeostasis and thermal regulation.
Detailed explanation-2: -Adipose tissue is a connective tissue, but it’s also an interactive organ in your endocrine system. That’s right, we’re talking about body fat. Adipose tissue communicates through hormone signals with other organs throughout your body, as well as with your central nervous system, to regulate your metabolism.
Detailed explanation-3: -Brown fat: Brown fat is smaller than white fat. It stores energy and burns that energy to regulate your body temperature. Brown fat helps you burn calories by creating heat right before your body starts to shiver (thermogenesis). It also helps regulate sugar (glucose) and fat metabolism.
Detailed explanation-4: -Protection: Adipose tissue cushions and protects your organs, bones and other tissues from damage. Energy storage: Your body stores unused energy (calories) in adipose tissue.