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III. COMPOSITION OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF <strong>CONNECTIVE</strong> TISSUE Type Cellular Extracellular Components Components Loose Connective Tissues Mesenchymal Mesenchyme GAGs (e.g., CT Cells hyaluronic acid) Mucous Fibroblasts Very Fine Collagen fibers CT GAGs Loose FECT Fibroblasts Small Collagen fibers (FibroElastic Macrophages Small Elastic fibers Connective Adipocytes Reticular fibers Tissue) Mast Cells GAGs Neutrophils proteoglycans Eosinophils Lymphocytes Plasma cells Perivascular cells Adipose Adipocytes Reticular fibers CT (white and/or GAGs brown) proteoglycans Reticular Reticular cells Reticular fibers CT Lymphocytes GAGs Plasma cells proteoglycans Macrophages 10
Type Cellular Extracellular Components Components Moderately Dense or Intermediate Connective Tissues Moderately Fibroblasts Collagen fibers Dense or Macrophages Elastic fibers Intermediate Reticular Fibers FECT GAGs Dense Fibrous Connective Tissues Dense Fibroblasts Very Large Collagen fibers Irregular Macrophages Elastic fibers FECT Reticular fibers GAGs Dense Fibroblasts Collagen fibers Regular Elastic fibers FECT GAGs Dense Fibroblasts Collagen fibers Regular Fibrocytes GAGs Collagenous CT Dense Fibroblasts Elastic fibers Regular GAGs Elastic CT 11
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