Lecture Exam 2 Chapter 5 Tissues Flashcards

1
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there are ? tillion cells of ? different cell types

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50

200

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2
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4 primary tissues

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epithelial tissue

connective tissue

nervous tissue

miscular tissue

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epithelial tissue

connective tissue

nervous tissue

miscular tissue

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4 primary tissues

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4
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organ

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composed of 2 or more tissue types

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5
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composed of 2 or more tissue types

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organ

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6
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histology

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study of tissues and how they are arranged into organs

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7
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study of tissues and how they are arranged into organs

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histology

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8
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tissue

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group of similar cells

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9
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group of similar cells

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tissue

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10
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matrix is composed of

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fibrous proteins

clear gel galled ground substance

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fibrous proteins

clear gel galled ground substance

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matrix is composed of

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12
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6 characteristics of epithelial tissue

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covers body surfaced and lines body coavities

upper surface exposed to env or internal space in body

constitutes most glands

avascular (no blood vessles)

contain sensory nerves

regenarate automatically

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13
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covers body surfaced and lines body coavities

upper surface exposed to env or internal space in body

constitutes most glands

avascular (no blood vessles)

contain sensory nerves

regenarate automatically

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6 characteristics of epithelial tissue

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14
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one layer (simple) epithelial tissue allows for ? & ?

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diffusion & filtration

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15
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multiple (stratified) layer epithelial tissue allows for ?

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protection

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16
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epithelial tissue have higher rate of ?

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mitosis

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17
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epithelial tissue basment membrane

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layer between epithelium & underlying connective tissue

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18
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layer between epithelium & underlying connective tissue

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epithelial tissue basment membrane

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19
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epithelial tissue basal surface

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surface of epithelial cell facing the basement membrane (bottom)

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20
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surface of epithelial cell facing the basement membrane (bottom)

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epithelial tissue basal surface

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21
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epithelial tissue apical surface

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surface of epithelial cell facing away from the basement membrane (top)

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22
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surface of epithelial cell facing away from the basement membrane (top)

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epithelial tissue apical surface

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23
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simple epithelia is named by the ? of the cell

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shape

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24
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all simple epithelia cells touch the ?

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basement membrane

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25
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stratified epithelia is named by ?

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the shape of apical (top layer) cells

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26
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stratified epithelia do not touch the ?

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basment membrane

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27
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goblet cells are ?

location is ?

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wingless shaped mucus secreting cells

lacation - simple columnar & pseudostratified cilliated columnar

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28
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wingless shaped mucus secreting cells

lacation - simple columnar & pseudostratified cilliated columnar

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goblet cells

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29
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simple squamous epithelium

function ?

location ?

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function - filtration & diffusion

location - alveoli, glomeruli, endothelium

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30
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function - filtration & diffusion

location - alveoli, glomeruli, endothelium

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simple squamous epithelium

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31
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simple cuboidal epithelium

function ?

location ?

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function - absorption & secretion

location - liver, thyroid, mammary,

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function - absorption & secretion

location - liver, thyroid, mammary,

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simple cuboidal epithelium

33
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simple columnar epithelium

function ?

location ?

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function - microvilli increases surface area for more absorption & secretion

location - lining of stomach

34
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function - microvilli increases surface area for more absorption & secretion

location - lining of stomach

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simple columnar epithelium

35
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pseudostratified ciliated columnar

function ?

location ?

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function - secretes & propels mucus

location - lining of trachea

36
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function - secretes & propels mucus

location - lining of trachea

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pseudostratified ciliated columnar

function ?

location ?

37
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2 kinds of stratified squamous epithelia

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keratinized

nonkeratinized

38
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keratinized

function ?

location ?

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function - layer of dead skin resist abrasions & penatration of pathogens

location - palms & soles of feet

39
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function - layer of dead skin resist abrasions & penatration of pathogens

location - palms & soles of feet

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keratinized

40
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nonkeratinized

function ?

location ?

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function - no dead skin resist abrasion & penatration of pathogens slightly

location - esophagus

41
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function - no dead skin resist abrasion & penatration of pathogens slightly

location - esophagus

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nonkeratinized

42
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stratified cuboidal epithelium

function ?

location ?

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function - secretes sweat

location - sweat gland ducts

43
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function - secretes sweat

location - sweat gland ducts

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stratified cuboidal epithelium

44
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stratified columnar epithelium

function ?

location ?

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function - resist abrasions

location - pharynx

45
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function - resist abrasions

location - pharynx

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stratified columnar epithelium

46
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transitional epithelium

function ?

location ?

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function - filled urinary tract by stretching

location - urinary bladder

47
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function - filled urinary tract by stretching

location - urinary bladder

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transitional epithelium

48
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3 functions of connective tissue

A

connect organs (tendons & ligaments)

heat protection

transports blood

49
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connect organs (tendons & ligaments)

heat protection

transports blood

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3 functions of connective tissue

50
Q

3 types of fibrous connective tissues

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cells

fibers

ground substance

51
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cell of fibrous connective tissues

fibroblast ?

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produce fibers & ground substance of matrix

52
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produce fibers & ground substance of matrix

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cell of fibrous connective tissues

fibroblast

53
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cell of fibrous connective tissues

macrophage ?

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phagocytize (digest) foreign material & activate immune system when they sense foreign matter (antigens)

54
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phagocytize (digest) foreign material & activate immune system when they sense foreign matter (antigens)

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cell of fibrous connective tissues

macrophage

55
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cell of fibrous connective tissues

leukocytes ?

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white blood cells

56
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white blood cells

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cell of fibrous connective tissues

leukocytes

57
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cell of fibrous connective tissues

neutrophils ?

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attack bacteria

58
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attack bacteria

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cell of fibrous connective tissues

neutrophils

59
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cell of fibrous connective tissues

lymphocytes ?

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react against bacteria, toxins, & other foreign agents

60
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react against bacteria, toxins, & other foreign agents

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cell of fibrous connective tissues

lymphocytes

61
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cell of fibrous connective tissues

plasma cells synthesize ?

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antibodies (proteins)

62
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cell of fibrous connective tissues

mast cells found along side ?

function ?

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blood vessles

function - secrete heparin & histamine

63
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blood vessles

function - secrete heparin & histamine

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cell of fibrous connective tissues

mast cells

64
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heparin

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inhibit clotting

65
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inhibit clotting

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heparin

66
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histamine

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dilate blood vessels

67
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dilate blood vessels

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histamine

68
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fibers of fibrous connective tissues

collagenous fibers ?

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tough, flexible, & stretch resistant

69
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tough, flexible, & stretch resistant

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fibers of fibrous connective tissues

collagenous fibers

70
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fibers of fibrous connective tissues

reticular fibers

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thin collagen fibers coated with glycoprotein

form framework of spleen & lymph nodes

71
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thin collagen fibers coated with glycoprotein

form framework of spleen & lymph nodes

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fibers of fibrous connective tissues

reticular fibers

72
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fibers of fibrous connective tissues

elastic fibers

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allows for stretch & recoil

73
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allows for stretch & recoil

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fibers of fibrous connective tissues

elastic fibers

74
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ground substance of fibrous connective tissues

glycosaminoglycans (GAGs)

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regulate water & electrolyte balance of tissues

75
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regulate water & electrolyte balance of tissues

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ground substance of fibrous connective tissues

glycosaminoglycans (GAGs)

76
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ground substance of fibrous connective tissues

proteoglycans

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form gravy like colloids that hold tissues together

77
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form gravy like colloids that hold tissues together

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ground substance of fibrous connective tissues

proteoglycans

78
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ground substance of fibrous connective tissues

adhesive glycoproteins

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protein-carbohydrate complexes

79
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protein-carbohydrate complexes

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ground substance of fibrous connective tissues

adhesive glycoproteins