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Cartilage

Hyaline Elastic Fibrocartilage

Hay Spring Fib

features of cartilage

Mostly water 80%


Lacks nerve fibers


Lacks Blood vessels (avascular)


recieves nutrients from perichondrium (membrane surrounding it)

Ground substance


Glycosaminoglycans (chondroitin sulfate and hyaluronic acid)



Highly charged- generates electrostatoc repulsion


-repulsion provides resistance to compression


-loss of chondroitin sulphate is major cause of osteoarthritis


cartilage structure and production

Perichondrium give rise to chondroblasts then chondrocytes



chondroblasts produce new ECM until the skeleton stops growing



firmness of the cartilage matrix stops chondroblasts from becoming dispersed forms clumpw of lucunae -interstitual growth



cartilage can be produced by surrounding perichondrium -appositional growth

blast vs cyte

chondroblast- immature form, larger , metabolically active, produces matrix


chondrocytes- mature form, smaller, less metabolically active, maintains matrix

Hyaline Cartilage

Structure - glas, no blood vesseps or nerves, type 2 collagen fibers (fine, undetectable microscopically) chondrocytes (1-10% of cartilage volume)-lie in lucunae

hyaline location and function

Location- most of embryonic skeleton, Ends of long bones-articular cartilage, Anterior ends of ribs- costal cartilage Tips of nose-nasal cartilage Trachea, larynx-respiratory cartilage


Function- smooth surface-smooth movement at joints.


Provides support with flexibility and resilience , Absorbs compressive stress

Elastic cartilage

Almost same to Hyaline cartilage BUT more elastic fibers


Function-maintains shape of structure Allows great flexibility


Location-External ear, Epiglottis

Fibrocartilage

Rows of chondrocytes alternate with rows of collagen fibers within ECM Function: Strongest type of cartilage, Provides strong support and withstand heavy pressure Absorbs compression :Location-intervertal discs, pubic symphysis , Discs of knee joint

Loose CT

Areolar= protection, Support


Distributed under epithelia


fibers arranged randomly


forms lamina propria packages organs surrounds caps

Loose Ct

Reticular= matterss like, provides support, forms scaffold of spleen through which blood cells move


fine, spindle like fibers, provides structure and filtration


Adipose

Storage And Insulation


white fat= fat containing adipocytes, richly vascularised, produce ATP


BrownFat= lots of mitochondria(iron)


uses lipid fuels to heat blood stream


found in babies