Question

Click and drag each label to the appropriate category regarding the cells of connective tissue.

Answer 1

The cells and connective tissues are arranged as follows;

Fibroblast-

1). Produces the ground substance of areolar connective tissue

2). Found in dense regular connective tissue

Osteoblast

1). Found in femur

2). Secretes hydroxyapatite

Leukocyte (WBC)

1). Reacts to bacteria.

2). Component of fluid connective tissue (i.e. blood)

Chondroblast

1). Secretes the matrix of hyaline cartilage

2). Associated with the tissue that lines movable joints.

What is Fibroblast?

Fibroblasts are non-terminally differentiated mesenchymal cells produced from embryonic mesoderm tissue.

They can be activated by a number of chemical cues that enhance proliferation and cellular differentiation, resulting in the formation of myofibroblasts with an increased rate of matrix creation.

What is Chondroblast?

Chondroblasts (also known as perichondria cells) are cells that play a crucial part in cartilage production (AKA chondrogenesis).

They are found in the perichondrium, a connective tissue layer that surrounds growing bone and protects cartilage.

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