The Matrix in each Connective Tissue

the matrix in each connective tissue- histology (Anatomy)

loose connective tissue

provides flexibility and support, allowing for nutrient exchange and cushioning between organs.

dense connective tissue

offers strength and resistance to tension, especially in tendons and ligaments.

adipose tissue

stores energy as fat, provides insulation, and cushions organs.

cartilage

maintains shape and provides cushioning in joints while allowing for some flexibility.

bone

provides structural support and protection for organs, with a rigid matrix for strength.

blood

the liquid matrix (plasma) transports nutrients, gases, and waste throughout the body.

elastic

rich in elastic fibers, allowing it to stretch and recoil. provides flexibility and support.

matrix

the material surrounding cells in connective tissue, made up of fibers and gel-like substance that supports and helps the tissue function.