Connective Tissue Department of Biology, WCU.

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Connective Tissue Department of Biology, WCU

Introduction Location Functions everywhere (skin, blood, bone, muscle) Bind and support (tendon) Protection (bone, cartilage) Insulation (fat) Transport body fluids (blood)

Introduction Characteristics 1. Common origin (mesenchyme) 2. Vascularization 3. Extracellular matrix

Structure 1. Ground substance 2. Fibers 3. Cells amorphous (interstitial fluid and protein) 2. Fibers collagen elastic reticular 3. Cells defense

Types of connective tissue 1. Embryonic mesoderm

Types of Connective Tissue

2. Connective tissue proper 1. Loose connective tissue A. Areolar connective tissue fluid filled spaces nutrients and waste

2. Connective tissue proper B. Adipose tissue oil droplets nutrient storage insulation

2. Connective tissue proper C. Reticular connective tissue similar to areolar connective tissue supports free red blood cells

2. Connective tissue proper 2. Dense connective tissue A. Regular unidirectional force tendons (muscle - bone, aponeurosis)

2. Connective tissue proper B. Irregular multidirectional force skin, shoulder joint

2. Connective tissue proper B. Elastic Recoil after stretching (lungs, aorta) Pulsatile flow (blood vessels)

3. Cartilage Characteristics Common features Tough yet flexible Avascular (perichondrium) Void of nerves Fluid matrix (costal region) Common features chondrocytes, lacunae

Types of cartilage 1. Hyaline abundant long bones embryonic skeleton epiphyseal plates

Types of cartilage 2. Elastic pinna, epiglottis

Types of cartilage 3. Fibrocartilage rows of chondrocytes and collagen compression (discs)

Bone Living substance 1. Macroscopic structure epiphysis diaphysis epiphyseal line

Bone 1. Macroscopic structure Compact Spongy Articular cartilage Medulla

Bone 1. Macroscopic structure periosteum endosteum Sharpey’s fibers

Bone 2. Microscopic structure Haversian canals osteocytes lacunae canaliculi

Bone 2. Microscopic structure osteoblasts Osteoclasts

Bone development Osteogenesis

Bone development 1. Intramembranous ossification mesenchyme woven bone lamellar bone flat bones

Bone development 2. Endochondrial ossification hyaline cartilage primary ossification center bone collar formation chondrocytes calcify periosteal bud

Bone development 2. Endochondrial ossification medullary cavity secondary ossification center

Bone growth Zone of deposition Zone of calcification Zone of erosion