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plasma cells
derived from B lymphocytes. Responsible for synthesis of antibodies.
Eccentrically located spherical nuclei (clock-faced)
mast cells
inflammatory response. Granules contain histamine, ECF-A, heparin and proteoglycans
adipose
differentiate from mesenchymal. Store fat
macrophages
mature monocytes in CT. antigen presenting cells. Phagocytosis (alveolar macrophages…). Usually very large, darker cells. Can form epithelioid and multinuclear giant cells. Mononuclear phagocyte system.
Mesenchymal cells
embryonic mesenchymal give rise to other CT cells
fibroblasts
most common . Differentiate from mesenchymal. Synthesize collagen and elastin; and glycoproteins, proteoglycans and glycosaminoglycans - produce ground substance. Produce growth factors. Important in wound healing - fibroblasts come and form complexes for healing.
hyperactivation of fibroblasts causes
exaggerated scars b/c fibroblasts are involved in wound healing.