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definition of fluid connective tissue​

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Answered by thexrossbot
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Fluid connective tissue is a form of tissue in which the matrix is in a liquid state. Examples include blood

Answered by Anonymous
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Definition of fluid connective tissue:-

Fluid Connective tissue is the tissue which is composed of group of cells which connects different organs of body and perform a common function. The matrix in fluid connective tissue is liquid.

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Fluid Connective Tissue

Fluid Connective tissue is of two types:-

⚜ Blood

⚜ Lymph

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Blood is composed of

the liquid part - plasma

The cellular part - Red blood cells ( RBCs ), white blood cells ( WBCs ) and platelets.

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Lymph is a fluid surrounding the body cells. It is initially the blood plasma that has oozed out of the blood vessels. It contains white blood cells and not the red blood cells.

Both blood and lymph are mainly concerned with transportation and also with immunity ( protection against diseases ).

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