Draw, at high power, a section of loose (areolar) connective tissue,adipose tissue and hyaline cartilage. For...

Draw, at high power, a section of loose (areolar) connective tissue,adipose tissue and hyaline cartilage. For areolar CT, label the extracellular fibers (collagen, elastic, and reticular fibers), and some living cells (you will most likely see fibroblasts and possibly adipocytes). For adipose tissue, label the cytoplasm with nucleus and the fat-storage area. For hyaline cartilage, be able to label the chondrocytes and matrix.

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Sydney Mullin answered 8 months ago

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