Please complte this table Tissue Matrix fiber present location function Elastic Hyaline Elastic catrilage Fibrocatrilage Blood...
Please complte this table
| Tissue | Matrix | fiber present | location | function |
| Elastic | ||||
| Hyaline | ||||
| Elastic catrilage | ||||
| Fibrocatrilage | ||||
| Blood | ||||
| Bone | ||||
Homework Answers
Hyaline- Matrix is present. Fibers are made up of collagen.
Location- embryonic skeleton, the costal cartilages of the ribs, and the cartilage of the nose, trachea, and larynx.
Function- Provides support and helps in shock absorption.
Elastic cartilage- matrix is present.
Fibers- collagen as well as elastic fibers are present.
Location- found in ears and larynx.
Function- maintain the shape of the structure while allowing flexibility.
Fibrocartilage-
Location- intervertebral discs, knee and jaw joints.
Fibers- collagen fibers are present
Matrix- present
Function- provides strong support and is able to withstand high pressure.
Blood-
matrix- extracellular
fibers- absent
Function- serves to connect other organ systems together by supplying them with nutrients and transporting signal molecules between cells.
Location- In the blood vessels.
Bone-
matrix-extracellular
fibers- collagen
Location- in the body covering soft organs
function- t provides protection to internal organs and supports the body.
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Matrix
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Elastic
Hyaline
Elastic catrilage
Fibrocatrilage
Blood...
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Im not sure how to place these, how can you tell which is
which?
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