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Strong but very flexible extracellular tissue secreted by cells called CHONDROCYTES |
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1) Hyaline, strong and somewhat flexible 2) Elastic, 3) Fibrous |
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Strong and somewhat flexible. Larynx and trachea are reinforced by Hyaline. Joints are lined by Hyaline cartilage known as Hyaline cartilage |
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More flexible than hyaline cartilage. is found in structures such as the outer ear and epiglottis. Provide support and more felxibility. |
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Very rigid. Found inplaces that strong support is needed i.e. pubic symphysis (The anterior connection of the pelvis) and Intervertebral disks of the spinal column. |
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Nutrition for Cartilage? Vascular or Avascular |
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AVASCULAR, is not innervated. doesn't contain blood vessels Receives the nutrition and immune protection from the surrounding fluid. Carilage injuries takes longer to heal. |
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