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Which of the following is a connective tissue with a thick matrix covering the ends of bones?
Which of the following is a connective tissue with a thick matrix covering the ends of bones?
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The correct option is A Cartilage
Cartilage is a non-porous tissue with a thick intercellular substance called the matrix. It is semi-transparent and elastic. It is found in the softer areas such as earlobes, trachea, intervertebral disc, etc.
Bone: It is a tissue harder than the cartilage. In this tissue, the ground substance or matrix is filled with cells called osteocytes and various inorganic compounds.
Blood: It consists of a straw coloured fluid matrix called plasma in which RBC's, WBC's and platelets are present.
Lymph: It surrounds the body cell and protects the body against infection.
Cartilage
Cartilage is a non-porous tissue with a thick intercellular substance called the matrix. It is semi-transparent and elastic. It is found in the softer areas such as earlobes, trachea, intervertebral disc, etc.
Bone: It is a tissue harder than the cartilage. In this tissue, the ground substance or matrix is filled with cells called osteocytes and various inorganic compounds.
Blood: It consists of a straw coloured fluid matrix called plasma in which RBC's, WBC's and platelets are present.
Lymph: It surrounds the body cell and protects the body against infection.
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