Question

1. your connective tissue, when you see it up close, looks and acts a lot like
2. the extracellular matrix is mostly made of two components:

• the _, the main, watery, rubbery, unstructured material that fills in the spaces between cells.
• fiber which provide support of structure.

o _ fibers, the strongest and most abundant fibers.
o _ fibers, which form a branching framework.
o _ fibers, which are short, collagen - like fibers.

1. each cell type has two different phases: immature and mature. you can tell the immature cells because they have the term _ in their name, which literally means “forming”.
2. when a cell enters the less active, mature phase, they turn in the suffix “blast” for “_”.
3. another, equally important class of connective tissue cells, carry out many of your body’s _ processes.
4. one of the best ways of studying you body’s structures is by studying what happens when something goes _ with them.

tissues, part 4 - types of connective tissues: crash course a&p #5
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvtb0a2rxay

1. you can eat _ tissue raw. what does need cooking, though, is the _ tissue in order to break it down so that we can chew it.

Explanation:

Answer:

1. A gel - like substance
2. Ground substance; Collagen; Reticular; Elastic
3. Blast
4. Cyte
5. Metabolic
6. Wrong
7. Muscle; Connective