What type of matrix is present in the bone cells and cartilage?
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Both bone and cartilage contain a fibrous connective tissue covering, which in bone is called the periosteum.
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CARTILAGE IS COMPOSED OF SPECIALISED CELLS CALLED CHONDROCYTES THAT PRODUCE A LARGE AMOUNT OF COLLAGENOUS EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX ABUNDANT GROUD SUBSTANCE THAT IS REACH IN PROTEOGLYCAN AND ELASTIN FIBRES ....
THE MINERALISED MATRIX OF BONE TISSUE HAS AN ORGANIC COMPONENT OF MAINLY COLLEGEN CALLED OSSEIN .THE MATRIX FOUNF IN BONE IS CALLED OSTEOBLASTS AND OSTEOCYTES ..
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