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Each of the statements describes whether these describe either connective tissue, epithelial, both, or neither.
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Let's start with the first one.
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It creates matrix on the outside of the cell.
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So the first one is corresponding to connective tissue.
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So the connective tissue, such as bone, cartilage, or blood, they are characterized by the presence of cells within the matrix.
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We call it extracellular matrix.
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Matrix.
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So this matrix usually is solid, semi -solid, liquid.
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It could be secreted by the connective tissue and they usually provide structural support, strength, and flexibility.
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So this actually is a characteristic of connective tissue.
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The second one is cell connected closely closely to each other.
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This describes the epithelial tissue.
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Epithelial tissues usually are a basic form of tissue that cover the outer lining of an organ and inner lining of a body cavity.
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So they are basically, i would say, have the protection function.
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So so this is actually consists of tightly packed cell.
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So they have this continuous sheet of layer structure.
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And then of course, these cells are closely connected to each other through cell junctions.
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So it's very important for them to provide the protection function by forming a sheet or layers covering the body surface.
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And this closely connected cells cells is able to form a tight sheet or thick layer that is able to line the body cavity and cover the body surfaces.
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So this is the characteristics of epithelial.
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The next one lines outside of body and in between organs and regions.
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This typically describes epithelial cells as we just mentioned, lying outside of the body...