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connective tissueIn animals, tissue made up of a noncellular substance, the extracellular matrix, in which some cells are embedded. Skin, bones, tendons, cartilage, and adipose tissue (fat) are the main connective tissues. There are also small amounts of connective tissue in organs such as the brain and liver, where they maintain shape and structure. |
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Cancer 12% Complications of Pregnancy 10% Joint/muscle connective tissue diseases 10% Back injuries 8% Cardiovascular disease 8% Short-Term Disabilities' Leading Causes Normal pregnancy 18% Injuries excluding back 10% Digestive/ intestinal diseases 8% Pregnancy with complications 8% Reproductive/ urinary system diseases 7% Note: Table made from bar graph. The current tenant is Osteetech, a global leader in the processing of human bone and connective tissue for transplantation. These aren't so much songs as tuneful bits of silliness--probably best enjoyed live as the connective tissue in the larger organism of a joke-filled revue. |
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