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2 Characteristic in Connective Tissues
Widely separated

Lots of Extracellular matrix

Connects & Supports
Is it close to each other?

surrounding fluid?

Function
Describe matrix

Significance?
Nonliving
Ground Substance (proteins + fluids)
Protein Fibers
Matrix determines characteristic of tissue.
Function of:
Chondroblast

Chondrocyte
Stem cell forms cartilage cell

Cartilage mature cell
Functions of connective tissues
1. encloses, separates
2. supports, movement
3. storing, cushion
4. transport, protection
Collagenous tissue:
Structure
Function
Location
Vascularized?
1. fibroblast (mature cell produces matrix filled w/ collagenous fibers)
2. tensile strength & resistance
3. tendons & ligaments
4. poor blood supply
Cartilage:
Structure
Function
Location
Vascularized?
1. cartilage cell in lacuna, matrix has collagenous fibers
2. firm, flexible, resilient
3.
4. no blood supply
Bone:
Structure
Function
Location
Vascularized?
1. osteocyte, in lacuna - matrix has Calcium phosphate & collagen
2. hard / rigid/resiliency
3. all over body
4. well vascularized.
Organs of skeletal system & functions
1. bones - articulations - tendons & ligaments (BtoB)
2. support, protection, movement, blood cell production, storage (fat + Calcium)
List of Long bones
Short bones
Flat bones
Irregular
1. appendages, levers
2. blocky, wrist ankle bones
3. skull bones, sternum, ribs
4. facial bones, vertebrae
axial skeletons

appendicular skeleton
1. skull, ribs, sternum, thoracic cavity

2. limbs
Compact bone:
location + function
forms outer shell of bone

dense & strong
Cancellous bone:
location + function
boney rods & plates inner region of bone - inside compact bone
2 layers of periosteum + function
1. outer layer: dense irregular connective tissue
2. inner layer: osteoblast & osteoclast
contains nerve fibers, blood, lymph vessels.
location + function of Endosteum
membrane covering inside bone
single layer of osteoblast & osteoclasts
Compact: Haversian system
1. made up of osteon
2. lamellae
3. osteocytes in lacunae
4. connected by processes called canaliculi
5. contains blood vessels & nerve
6. nutrients diffuse to osteocyte by canaliculi
7. hard, strong, resists