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fibroblast
arise form mesenchymal cells

differentiate into chondrocytes, osteoblasts, adipose cells

can be active fibroblast or quiescent (small, flattened)
pericytes
derived embyronic mesenchymal cells; possible pleuripotent role
adipose cells
arise form mesenchymal cells (maybe fibroblast); fully differentiated

uniloculuar adipose cells: single fat droplet, cytoplasm and nucleus squeezed into periphery; cells have receptors for insulin, GH, norepi, and glucocorticoids

secrete lipoprotein lipase which hydrolyzes chylomicrons into glycerol + fatty acids. These are then uptaken.

Stored triglycerides are hydrolyzed by hormone-sensitive lipase (Activated by cAMP); fatty acids releated into ECM and lumen

Secretes leptin (triggers inc energy consumption, reduce appetite)
mast cells
arise for myeloid stem cells
Mucous tissue: wharton's jelly
loose connective tissue main constituent of umbilical cord
Dense connective tissue
More fibers, fewer cells

Dense regular: only present in tendons and ligaments

Dense irregular: present in capsules + dermis