'Fluid matrix' presentation slideshows

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4. Tissue: The Living Fabric: Part B. Connective Tissue. Most abundant and widely distributed tissue type Four classes Connective tissue proper Cartilage Bone tissue Blood. Table 4.1. Major Functions of Connective Tissue. Binding and support Protection Insulation

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Ch.7~ MembraneStructure&Function

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Connective Tissue

Connective Tissue. Connective tissue. Made of cells suspended in an extra-cellular matrix Three types of fibers Collagen fibers Strong fibers Elastin fibers Flexible fibers Reticular fibers Create a delicate framework. Types of connective tissue. Areolar (loose) Tissue.

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Cell Membrane: Structure & Function

Cell Membrane: Structure & Function. Ms. Levensailor. Staple ingredients of membranes are: Lipids Proteins Phospholipids are most common Amphipathic molecule: it has both a hydrophilic and hydrophobic region. Membrane Structure. Membranes are fluid.

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Ch. 19: Blood

Ch. 19: Blood. Fluid connective tissue with cells suspended in a fluid matrix. Cardiovascular system. Cardio = heart; acts as pump Vascular = series of tubes; connections Body has over 75 trillion total cells. 19.1 Functions of Blood .

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Organization of Tissue Connective Tissue

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