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Fibroblasts
produce fibers and ground substances that form the matrix
leukocytes
white blood cells
found in connective tissue
plasma cells
lymphocytes turn into plasma cells when they detect foreign objects the plasma cells synthesize disease fighting proteins called antibodies
mast cells
found alongside blood vessels secrete heparin that inhibits blood clotting, and one called histamine that increase blood flow
adipocytes
fat cells small clussters in some fibrous connective tissues also known as adipose tissue
collagenous fibers
made of collagen they are tough and flexible and resist stretching
reticular fibers
thin collagen fibers coated with glycoprotien
elastic fibers
thinner then collagen fibers made of protien called elastin it strectches and recoils like rubber bands
loose connective tissue
much of the space is occupied , leaves empty space in in prepared tissue sections.
dense connective tissue
occupies more space appears closely packed
aerolar tissue
exhibits loosely organized fibers , posseses all six of the cell types
reticular tissue
a mesh of reticular fibers and forblasts
dense regular connective tissue
collagen fibers closely packed and leave little open space, fibers are parallel to each other
dense irregular connective tissue
thick bundles of collagen and relatively little room for cells and ground substance but the in random collagen bundles run in random directions
hyaline cartilage
clear glassy appearance
cartilage
supportive connective tissuewith flexible rubbery matrix
elastic cartlige
conspicuous elastic fibers
spongy bone
fills the head of long bones, forms middle layers of flat bones
compact dense bone
calcified tissue with no spaces visible to naked eye
gland
cell or organ that secretes substances for uses else where in the body or releases them from the body
exocrine glands
maintains contact with the surface by way of duct
endocrine glands
lose there contact with the surface and have no ducts
scerous membrane
composed of simple squamous epithelium resting on a thin layer of areolar connective tissue
atrophy
shrinkage of a tissue through loss in cell size or number
necrosis
the premature death of tissue due to trauma toxins infection
infraction
sudden death of tissue
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Updated
2011-07-08T04:14:44Z
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