Group – A
Group – B
1) Epithelial tissue
D) Protection
2) Connective tissue
C) Framework and supports various organs in the body
3) Blood tissue
E) Transport of materials
4) Nervous tissue
A) Receive and conduct impulses
5) Adipose...
Connective tissue is the most widely spread tissue in the body which binds, supports and provides strength to other body tissues and organs.
Characteristics:
1. It consists of a variety of cells...
Epithelial tissue
Connective tissue
1. No intercellular space is present between the cells.
Large intercellular space present between the cell.
2. Basement membrane present.
Basement membrane absent.
3. Functions include covering, protection, secretion.
Functions include attachment, support,...
1. Fibres and fibroblasts are compactly arranged in the dense connective tissue.
2. There are two types of dense connective tissue:
a. Dense regular connective tissue: Collagen fibres are arranged in a...
Cartilage is a pliable yet tough supporting connective tissue. Its matrix is surrounded by a sheath of collagenous fibres called perichondrium. The matrix is called chondrin. The chondroblasts mature and...
