Chemistry, asked by asok991, 6 months ago

What is cartilage?????​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Cartilage are the fibrous connective tissue. The outermost covering of cartilage is of white fibrous like, known as pericondrium.

Some points about cartilage:-

  • Matrix of cartilage is called as chondrin.
  • Collagen present is cartilage provides elasticity.
  • The matrix of cartilage provides rigidity and elasticity.
  • The cells arranged on the periphery known as chondroblast divides to form the condrocytes(cartilage cells) and nourishes the matrix of the cartilage.
Answered by Dɪʏᴀ4Rᴀᴋʜɪ
35

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❥"Cartilage" is generally a semi-solid and flexible material, which is present between the bones of organisms.

Extra Information :-

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→Cartilage is surrounded by a sheath of dense fibrous connective tissues known as "Perichondrium".

→The cells of Cartilage are known as "Chondrocytes".

→The Chondrocytes secrete a flexible matrix, known as "Chondrin".

→"Chondrin" is a "Mucoprotien".

→Cartilage is "Avascular" (not vascular).

→Nutrients diffuse into the cartilage from the nearby tissues.

→Blood vessels do not grow into the cartilage because Chondrocytes produce a chemical called "Antiangiogenesis factor".

→"Antiangiogenesis factor" is a "Potential anti-cancer agent".

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