The body has a remarkable way of healing, specifically with tissue repair. Tissues are repaired by fibrosis and regeneration. What are the differences between the two types of tissue repair? Give examples of the cells and tissues involved in both repair processes.
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Fibrosis is the process of replacing damaged tissue with fibrous connective tissue, primarily composed of collagen. This process results in the formation of a scar. Fibrosis occurs when the tissue damage is extensive, and the body cannot completely regenerate Show more…
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