Select the type of tissue that matches this description, dendrites and axons

A. Classified as skeletal, cardiac, and smooth: These classifications apply to muscle tissue, not adipose tissue.

B. Described as striated and voluntary: Striated and voluntary characteristics describe skeletal muscle, not adipose tissue.

C. Classified as endocrine and exocrine: Glands are classified as endocrine (hormone-secreting) or exocrine (secreting substances through ducts), but adipose tissue is connective tissue.

D. A type of connective tissue that stores fat: Adipose tissue is a specialized connective tissue that stores fat, insulates the body, and provides cushioning.

A. Formation of large amounts of ATP: Large ATP production occurs in aerobic respiration, not anaerobic metabolism. Lactic acidosis happens when there is a lack of oxygen and insufficient ATP production.

B. Muscle soreness: While lactic acid buildup may contribute to temporary muscle discomfort, muscle soreness alone does not indicate lactic acidosis, which is a systemic condition.

C. Formation of ketone bodies: Ketone bodies are produced during fat metabolism (e.g., in diabetic ketoacidosis), not anaerobic glucose metabolism.

D. Anaerobic breakdown of glucose: When oxygen levels are low, cells undergo anaerobic respiration, converting glucose to lactic acid instead of completely breaking it down through aerobic respiration. This leads to lactic acidosis.