Connective Tissue This has been created for educational purposes as a review of connective tissues. Pictures have been found on a variety of online resources.

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Connective Tissue This has been created for educational purposes as a review of connective tissues. Pictures have been found on a variety of online resources.

Connective Tissue  What is comprised in the matrix of the connective tissue?  widely scattered cells  protein fibers  jelly ground substance mhhe.com

secrete proteins that make up fibers cause inflammatory response in damaged tissue flexibility protect against infection Basement membrane Ground substance strength Adipocytes – fat cell What is the function of each structure?

Tissue Type Description / Function: solid matrix for support & protection Location: skeleton Central Canal Bone Label

Tissue Type: Description / Function: very flexible tissue that provides support and protection Location: joints, between muscle, around vessels Loose Label: myanatomymentor.com

Tissue Type: Description / Function: strong, thick parallel bundles which protects & provides for movement Location: tendons: muscle – bone ligaments: bone - bone Collagen fibers Fibroblasts Dense Label: kentsimmons.uwinnipeg.ca

Tissue Type: Description / Function: strong matrix for flexible support Location: ear, nose, joints, ribs chondrocytes ground substance Label: Cartilage

Tissue Type: Description / Function: erythrocytes/RBC: transport gases leukocytes/WBC: immune response platelets: clotting Location: throughout blood vessels Blood Label:

Tissue Type: Description / Function: packed cells of lipid stores that insulates and pads the body Location: buttocks, breasts, abdomen Adipose Label: kentsimmons.uwinnipeg.ca hartnell.edu