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Collagen

A part of the skin, tendon, ligaments.


Protein substance


Wavy, allows elastic deformation or stretch.

Elastin

Protein, connective tissue that allows tissues in the body to return to original shape.

Epidermis

Outer layer of cells overlaying the dermis.

Dermis

Layer of skin between the epidermis and tissues.


Contains nerve endings, hair, glands.


Contains collagen.

Tendons

Muscle to bone


Connective tissue with unidirectional collagen


Parallel arrangement


Two times as strong as muscle

Viscoelastic

Extensibility


Elasticity


Allows muscle to stretch over time from a tensile force

Irritability

Ability to respond to a stimulus


Electrochemical


Mechanical

Contractibility

Ability to develop tension


Isomeric


Eccentric


Concentric

Joint Capsule

Membrane that encloses a joint; composed of collagen.


Holds bone in place


Inner lining: Synovial membrane

Ligaments

Bone to bone


Collagen is parallel and interwoven

Bursa

Fluid filled sacs that reduce friction.


Located at areas of friction