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| Fibroblasts are the cells that predominate the connective tissues. These cells are responsible in synthesizing collagen, reticular, and elastic fibers. |
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| A specific role states that connective tissues would serve as capsules that would surround the organs of the body and would give support to the internal architecture of the different cells. |
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Which does not belong to the group?
- Dura mater
- Ligaments
- Aponeurosis |
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| A specialized connective tissue that has a characteristic of having delicate networks of fibers composed mainly of type III collagen |
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| Reticular connective tissue |
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| These are not actually considered as a blood cell but rather as a cytoplasmic fragment or a remnant of megakaryocyte. |
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Which does not belong to the group?
- Bone marrow
- Spleen
- Corneal Stroma
- Lymph nodes |
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Reticular fibers are:
- Basophilic
- Argyrophilic
- Acidophilic |
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| This type of adipose tissue contains numerous amounts of mitochondria that would generate heat. |
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| The hardest connective tissue is mainly composed of osteocytes. |
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| Known to be the common type of cartilage that serves as a temporary skeleton until it is gradually replaced by a bone. |
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Which does not belong to the group?
- Monocyte
- Neutrophil
- Eosinophil |
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| Type of Collagen that can provide resistance to pressure |
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