Question

Explain Connective Tissue and Permanent tissue.

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Answer 1

Answer:

connective tissue

• can divide.
• undifferentiated cells.
• always simple tissues, composing one type of cell only.
• always living cells.
• contain dense cytoplasm.
• always prominent cells.
• rapid in pace of cell division.
• small in size.
• isodiametric in shape.
• lumen is large.
• compactly arranged.
• no intercellular spaces.
• vacuoles are absent.
• metabolic rate is very high.

permanent tissue

• differentiated cells.
• can be simple or complex tissues. if it is complex only one type of cells.
• can me non living or living.
• may or may not contain cytoplasm.
• prominent in some cells while absent in others.
• completely differentiated do not divide.
• large in size.
• varies in shapes.
• Lumen is very narrow and wide.
• loose in some parenchyma.
• compact in some sclerenchyma.
• vacuoles present in living cells. but dead cells lack protoplasm.
• very less or no metabolism at all.