Encyclopaedia of Tissue Culture

Tissue is the most significant constituent of body. In fact, it is made up of cells, which is the smallest unit of the body. These are of various kinds with different functions. For instance, blood cells, bone cells, cells of the muscles, etc. In common parlance, cells constitute bones, flesh and the blood. Then, the cells of a particular part may be of different sorts. Blood cells are of two kinds: red cells and white cells. While red cells provide oxygen to the body, white cells defend it from the external attack of bacteria. Tissues are, similarly, of different shapes, sizes and of various characteristics. Some are hard; some, soft; some, circular; some, cylindrical and so on. Present work is based on meticulous efforts and well-researched facts. It covers a spectrum of tissues and offers an excellent read.