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connective tissue is the ____ abundant type
most abundant type
connective tissue function (bspit)
bind - support - protection - insulation - transportation
connective tissue characteristics can be ____ or ____
vascular or avascular
connective tissue largely composed of
extracellular matrix
matrix contains 2
ground substance + fiber
ground substance is a thick, ____ and ____ ____
gel-like - surround cell
ground substance allows ____ of nutrients
diffusion of nutrients
ground substance includes (pgpi)
proteoglycans - glycosaminoglycans - protein - interstitial
glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) example
chondroitin sulfate
fibers are produced by
cells of the tissue
3 types of fibers
collagen - elastic - reticular
collagen fibers description
most abundant - made of collagen protein - extremely tough - resistant - white fibers
____ ____is the most abundant tissue fiber.
collagen fiber
collagen is made of ____ ____ and is extremely tough.
collagen protein
collagen fiber color
white fibers
elastic fibers formed from
protein elastin
elastic fiber color
yellow fiber
elastic is found in tissue that need to ____ and ____
stretch - recoil
____ ____ has the least numerous tissue fiber.
reticular fibers
reticular fibers are use mainly for
support
reticular fibers location
bone marrow - spleen - blood vessels - organs
blast means
young immature cell - undifferential - actively mitotic
blast cell type secretes
ground substance + fibers
cyte means
mature - less active
cyte cell type function
maintains matrix
4 blast cell types
fibroblast - chondroblast - osteoblast - hemocytoblast
fibroblast location (2)
connective tissue + ground substance
chondroblast location
cartilage
osteoblast location
bone
hemocytoblast
bone marrow
5 other cell types
fat cells - white blood cells - plasma cells - mast cells - macrophages
fat cells store ________ for energy
lipids
white blood cells function
nuetrophils - eosinophils - lymphocytes
plasma cells function
produce antibodies
mast cells initiate
produce histamine + heparin for inflammatory response
mast cell description
large dark staining granules
granules in mast cells contain
histamine - heparin
macrophages function
clean cells
macrophages description
large phagocytic cell