Question

christ of connective tissues. Give their outline classification be
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Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Connective tissue proper encompasses the types of connective tissue that usually show all three of the defining cellular characteristics of connective tissue with the fewest deviations from those characteristics.

Dispersed cells

More extracellular material than cells.

Extensive protein fibers in the extracellular matrix.

Nonetheless there is still a great variety among the subcategories of connective tissue proper. Some are classified as dense connective tissue proper and have a dense arrangement of extracellular protein fibers that give the tissue strength and toughness. Tendons connecting muscles to bone and ligaments connecting bone to bone are examples of dense connective tissue proper. Other tissues are classified loose connective tissue proper and have fewer extracellular protein fibers and more ground substance (the extracellular material surrounding the protein fibers), making the tissues spongier but more fragile. Areolar tissue, found in the hypodermis of the skin and below the epithelial layers of the digestive, respiratory, and urinary tracts, is a loose connective tissue proper, as is adipose tissue, also known as fat.

In drawing images of connective tissue proper preparations seen under the microscope, it is important to simplify the visuals. Connective tissue preparations are often messy with a number of blotches and shapes irrelevant to the main components of the tissue, which are the cells and the extracellular protein fibers. Especially with connective tissue slides, it is important to make sure you know what you are looking for, find those components, and draw only them in as simple a form as possible, usually with just lines and with minimal shadings or hatchings. Leave out the unnecessary and irrelevant stuff on the slide.