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| common embreyonic tissue from which all conective tissue arise, ablel to wistand alot of fource exerted in one direction |
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| young, activly mitotic cell that forms the fibers of conective tissue |
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| what is the difference between brown and white fat |
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| white stores nutriants and brown consumes its nutriant stores to generate heat |
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| activly mitotic cell form of cartilage |
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| what is the function of embryonic conective tissue (mesenchyme) |
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| gives rise to all other conective tissue types |
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| what is the function of areolar conective tissue |
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| wraps and cushions organs, plays an important role in inflamation,holeds and conveys tissue fluid |
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| what is the function of adipose conective tissue |
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| provides reserve food fule, insulates against heat loss, supports and protects organs |
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| what is the function of reticular conective tissue |
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| forms a soft internal skeleton (stroma)that supports other cell types |
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| what is the function of dense regular conective tissue |
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| ataches muscles to bones or other muscles, and bones to bones |
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| what is the function of dense irregular conective tissue |
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| able to withstand tension exerted in many directions , provides strustural strenght |
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| what is the function of hyaline cartilage |
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| supports and reinfources, has resiliant cussioning properties, resists compresive stress |
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| what is the function of elastic cartilage |
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| maintains the shape of a structure while allowing great flexiblity |
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| what is the function of fibrocartilage |
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| tensile strenght with the ability absorb compressive shock |
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| what is the function osseous tissue (bone) |
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| supports and protects, provides leavers for the muscles to act on, stores calcium minerals and fat,the marrow forms blood cells |
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| what is the function of blood |
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| transport of respitory gases, nutriants, wastes, and other substences |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found in embryo |
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| embryonic conective tissue (mesenchyme) |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is widely distributed under epithelia of body, surrounds capilaries, packages organs |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found under skin, around kidneys and eyeballs,within abdomen, in breasts |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found in lymphoid organs (lymph nodes bone marrow and spleen |
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| reticular conective tissue |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found in lymphoid organs (lymph nodes bone marrow and spleen |
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| reticular conective tissue |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found in tendons most ligaments, and aponeuroses |
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| dense regular conective tissue |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found in the dermis of the skin submucosa of digestive tract, fibrous capsules or organs and joints |
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| dense irregular conective tissue |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige forms most of the embryonic skeleton covers the ends of long bones in joint cavities, forms costal cartalage in the ribs, nose, tracea, and larynx |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige supports the external ear |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found in the intervertebral discs pubic symphysis, discs of knee joints |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is found in bones |
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| what type on conective tissue/ cartalige is contained within blood vessels |
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