What are the functions of areolar tissue
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Areolar connective tissue serves quite a few functions and, because of this, is found in various places of the body, such as surrounding your blood vessels, nerve bundles, muscles, and organs. It also fills spaces between organs and, more superficially, connects your skin to your underlying muscular layers.
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thankAreolar Tissue :
It is the basic and most widely distributed connective tissue in which fibres are loosely arranged in mesh work.
It matrix is Jelly like and contains 4 type of cells and three types of fibre.
Location :
Areolar tissue is Found below the skin in the Kidneys and testis and surrounds the muscle bundles blood vessels etc.
Functions :
It is a binding tissue.
It binds various tissues together in an organ.
It helps in the repair of body tissues after injury.
Mast cells are associated with allergic reactions.
It is the basic and most widely distributed connective tissue in which fibres are loosely arranged in mesh work.
It matrix is Jelly like and contains 4 type of cells and three types of fibre.
Location :
Areolar tissue is Found below the skin in the Kidneys and testis and surrounds the muscle bundles blood vessels etc.
Functions :
It is a binding tissue.
It binds various tissues together in an organ.
It helps in the repair of body tissues after injury.
Mast cells are associated with allergic reactions.
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