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Structural Components Cartilage Firm Flexible Tissue Blood Vessels

Cartilage is a firm, flexible tissue lacking blood vessels or nerves, with a matrix containing up to 80% water; its cells are chondrocytes, and immature forms are chondroblasts.

El cartílago es un tejido firme y flexible sin vasos sanguíneos ni nervios, con una matriz que contiene hasta un 80% de agua. Las células inmaduras son condroblastos y las maduras son condrocitos.

Front what are the structural components of cartilage?
Back 1. firm, flexible tissue
2. contains no blood vessels or nerves
3. matrix contains up to 80% w water
4. cell type is the condrocyte
5. chondroblasts are immature cartilage cells

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