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Chondrocytes are: Mature cartilage cells Immature connective tissue proper cells Mature connective tissue proper cells Mature bone cells Immature cartilage cells 

          Chondrocytes are:
Mature cartilage cells
Immature connective tissue proper cells
Mature connective tissue proper cells
Mature bone cells
Immature cartilage cells
Chondrocytes are: Mature cartilage cells Immature connective tissue proper cells Mature connective tissue proper cells Mature bone cells Immature cartilage cells

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Chondrocytes are: Mature cartilage cells Immature connective tissue proper cells Mature connective tissue proper cells Mature bone cells Immature cartilage cells O Immature cartilage cells O Mature bone cells O Mature cartilage cells Chondrocytes are: Mature connective tissue proper cells
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00:02 Hello students, in this question we'll be talking about the cartilage.
00:09 The structure of cartilage is like this where the external layer is of a cell called pericondria.
00:28 The inner layer of that are cells called chondroblasts...
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