Lecture

Connective Tissues: Specialized Types

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Description

This lecture covers the classification of connective tissues, including embryonic connective tissue, connective tissue proper, and specialized connective tissue such as cartilage, bone, adipose tissue, blood, and lymphatic tissue. It also discusses the past designations of elastic and reticular tissues, their identifying features, and their roles in the body.

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