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| material between its widely spaced cells. |
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| large flat cells that secrete fibers and ground substance |
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| have irregular shape that engulf bacteria and cellular debris by phagocytsis |
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| small cells that develops from a type of white blood cells. they create antibodies- attack foreign substances in body. |
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| produce histamine that ciliates small blood vessels and kill bacteria. |
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| fat cells, storing fat. found below skin around organs. |
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| components of connective tissue between cells and fibers- plays role in how tissue develop, migrate and change shape. |
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| slippery substance that binds cells together & helps maintain shape of eyeball. |
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| smooth (most abundant protein in body) |
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| forable wrenching of a joint w/ partial rupture of injury to its attachment. |
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| smaller in diameter, branch & join together to form network within tissue. |
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| inherited disorder caused by dedective fibilrim genes. |
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| consisting of collagen & coating of glycoproteins, prosaic support in walls of blood vessels & form branching networks around fat cells, nerve fibers, and skeletal smooth muscle cells. |
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| involves suctioning out small amounts of adipose tissue from various areas of body. |
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