Question

13 your glandular epithelium creates two different kinds of glands:

______ glands that secrete hormones directly into your blood stream or cells and

______ glands that secrete juices into tubes or ducts.

tissues, part 3 - connective tissues: crash course a&p #4
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1. marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder of the ________________________ tissue. people suffering from it have a defect in their connective tissue that ________________________ it over time.

1. connective tissue is what __________________________ (in more ways than one).

1. your __________________________ is mostly connective tissue.

1. ________________________ is a type of ________________________ connective tissue which provides insulation and fuel storage.

1. your __________________________ transports your hormones, nutrients, and other materials all over your body.

1. all connective tissues have three factors in common that set them apart from other tissue types:

• they all have a common origin: they all develop from __________________________, a loose and fluid type of embryonic tissue.

• connective tissues also have different degrees of vascularity, or __________________________

Explanation:

1. Marfan syndrome affects connective tissue and weakens it over time. Connective tissue holds structures together, and the body has various types like adipose which stores fuel and insulates. Blood is a connective - tissue that transports substances. Connective tissues originate from mesenchyme and have different vascularity.
2. Connective tissue binds, supports, protects, fills spaces, stores fat, and transports substances.
3. Bone is mostly connective tissue.
4. Adipose tissue is a type of loose connective tissue for insulation and fuel storage.
5. Blood transports hormones, nutrients, etc.
6. Mesenchyme is the embryonic origin of connective tissue.

Answer:

1. Connective; weakens
2. Binds, supports, protects, fills spaces, stores fat, transports substances
3. Bone
4. Adipose tissue; loose
5. Blood
6. Mesenchyme