What do you mean by reticular connective tissue?

What do you mean by pigmented epithelium?

FIBROCARTILAGE CONNECTIVE TISSUE   What is the main cell type in this tissue?                             [ Select ]                          [A."fibroblast", B."osteocyte", C."adipocyte", D."chondrocyte"]            How are the cells arranged?                             [ Select ]                          [A."randomly, looks like bubbles", B."in perpendicular arrangement to neighboring collagen fibers", C."sits within clearly visible thick bundles of collagen fibers within the extracellular matrix"]            What is the name of the structure that houses the main cell type?                             [ Select ]                          ["A.cytohome", B."cell house", C."osteon", D."lacuane"]            True or false: this cartilage type has a perichondrium.                ["false", "true"]            What is the location of this cartilage?                             [ Select ]                          [A."epiglottis, par of external ear, auditory tubes", B."most…

What do you mean by simple ciliated epithelium?

What's the main function of dense irregular connective tissue and where they found?

The ground substance in connective tissue proper functions to (a) support and strengthen the tissue, (b) hold tissue fluid, (c) fight infection, (d) store nutrients, (e) resist tension.

Where is the stratified cuboidal epithelium present? Heart lymphatic tissue spinal cord O kidneys A section in the tendon shows all the following features except: Rows of fibroblasts between collagen bundles O Minimal intercellular substance Parallel collagen bundles Many macrophages and mast cells Regular white fibrous connective tissue

What do you mean by vascular tissue?

What two cell populations make up nervous tissue? What is the function of each?

When you study tissues, you will learn a type of epithelium that is “pseudocolumnar.”  Now that you know the meaning of “pseudo- “, why do you think the tissue is called “pseudoolumnar”?