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| reticulin (reticular fibers) |
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| fine collagen fibers with slightly different chemistry, branching extensively. in CT. |
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| protein in CT which makes elastic fibers |
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| fiber in CT. Extremely tough. Common. high tensile strength if in line |
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| matrix or background of CT is also called ___ ____ |
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cell in blood which may make more
____ stem cell |
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| cell in cartilage which makes fibers |
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| cells along blood vessels or deep to epithelium. Contains histamine & heparin |
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| in CT, large cells which eat invaders. may be present in other tissues as well. |
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| areolar, adipose, and reticular |
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| predominant cell in areolar CT |
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| reticular CT forms this network structure of interwoven cells (in spleen, lymph node) |
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| elastic CT forms ___ and ____ |
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| vocal chord and some ligaments are made of ___ CT type |
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| elaborate myosin and actin filament in muscle |
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| ___ CT type. attaches muscle to bone or bone to bone. |
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| __ type of CT: joint capsule |
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| cartilage (CT) : fibrocartilage |
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| ___ CT type. in outer ear |
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