Histology- Connective Tissue

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[@hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156]

Here is how I learned about connective tissue.
Embryonic, comprising mesenchymal and mucoid.
Loose, comprising areolar, reticular and adipose.
Dense, comprising dense regular and dense irregular.
Bone and cartilage were considered apart from that.

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Nice video, but you forgot lymph.

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actually, according to most authors, chondrocytes are the ones who produce matrix. but great video anyways! :)

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you forget that hyaluronic acid is one of the components of ground substances

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[@hassangailani7020]

Your properties of loose connective tissue are incorrect.
Loose connective tissue don’t have predominant collagen fibers (that’s dense connective tissue) but they have a moderate amount of collagen, elastic and reticular fibers.

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You forgot reticular connective tissue

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[@bhairuyadav3385]

Sir blood not have collagen fiber then how is true connective tissue?

[@justannie2835]

It is a fluid connective tissue

[@hornman3704]

Yo forgot about another loose connective tissue which is reticular tissue

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Isnt that a fiber ?

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[@monj5492]

How is Adipose loose tissue also considered areolar tissue. Loose and areolar are synonymous?

[@Chualeilei]

I think adipose is very similar to areolar, but just has more adipocytes (fat storage) proportionately, and less fibrous components. Both of these are considered "loose connective tissue proper".

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