Question

which connective tissue, known as wharton’s jelly, is found in many regions of the embryo, including the umbilical cord?
options:
reticular tissue
loose areolar connective tissue
mucoid connective tissue
mesenchyme
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Explanation:

Wharton's jelly is a type of mucoid connective tissue found in the umbilical cord and embryonic regions. Reticular tissue, loose areolar, and mesenchyme have different roles/structures not matching Wharton's jelly.

Answer:

C. Mucoid connective tissue