| Aspect | Cell | Tissue |
| Introduction | · The basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms. | · A group of similar cells organized to perform a specific function. |
| Size | · Typically microscopic in cell | · Larger in size that is visible to the naked eye. |
| Structure | · Has a well-defined structure, including a nucleus and organelles. | · Multiple cells · Extracellular matrix · Intercellular connections |
| Location | · Found throughout the body | · Tissues are found in specific regions or organs |
| Function | · Carries out various cellular functions, such as metabolism, growth and reproduction. | · Performs specialized functions within an organism, often as part of an organ system. |
| Examples | · Red blood cells · Skin cells · Nerve cells | · Muscle tissue · Nervous tissue · Epithelial tissue |
Comparison between Cell and Tissue
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