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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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Honey deters infection, stimulates the formation of new blood capillaries and connective tissues, and is anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial. These cells typically become bone, muscle, or other connective tissues but also can develop into a wide variety of other cells. Running every day puts a lot of stress on your joints, bones and connective tissues. |
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