Types of Tissue that Make Up Our Body

Exocrine Glands are salivary or sweat glands, which produce the product through a vessel onto an epithelial surface. 

Basement Membrane is a delicate membrane of protein and fibers. Tattoos are injected below the Basement Membrane. 
 Stratified Squamous Epithelium is found in high wear or tear. The lining of the mouth is covered with stratified squamous epithelium.
 Adipose Tissue forms a thick layer under the skin.Adipose tissue is located in several places, one place is the eye-socket, posterior to the eyeball.
 Fibrous Connective Tissue forms very strong structures which are called the ligaments and tendons. The structure of my hands represents the ligaments and bone structure.

 
Dense Connective Tissue has two types, irregular and regular.Dense irregular tissue includes submucosa and dermis and dense regular tissue includes ligaments, tendons (tendons attach skeletal muscles to bones) , and aponeurosis.
 Skeletal Muscle Tissue is separated into fifteen different categories. The category I chose was Skeletal Muscles of the Nose: Procerus.  The Procerus is an area on the forehead located medial to the eyebrows; which causes a wrinkle.
Hyaline Cartilage is a type of body tissue. Its mainly seen as a bluish-grey color with no nerves or blood vessels. Hyaline Cartilage is the prototype of skeletal bones in the fetus (Frances' stomach). 
Epithelial Tissue covers the whole surface of the body.Basically the first skin layer.
Bone Tissue(Osseous)is the major supportive structure for connective tissue.Osseous makes up the skeletal part.