The juxtaligamental cells of Ophiocomina nigra (Abildgaard) (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea) and their possible role in mechano effector function of
collagenous tissue.
Subepithelial fibro
collagenous tissue with few dilated sero-mucinous glands and ductal elements.
The stiffness-changeable connective tissue of echinoderms is called catch connective tissue or mutable
collagenous tissue (Motokawa, 1988; Wilkie, 2005).
The frozen section revealed the dense
collagenous tissue of the dura to be diffusely infiltrated by lymphocytes.
Catch connective tissue (CCT), also called mutable
collagenous tissue, is
collagenous tissue that changes its mechanical properties through a non-muscular mechanism; CCT stiffens to maintain body posture and softens to allow body movements (Wilkie, 1996; Wilkie et al.
Third, their tumors were composed of a paucicellular dense
collagenous tissue and lacked the spindle cell-rich sarcomatous area found in the present case.
Tumor cells are separated by hyalinised
collagenous tissue.
The efficiency and extent of cross linking reactions depend upon the thickness of the layers of the
collagenous tissue and defines the magnitude of the penetration.
This ligament changes its stiffness, although it is made mostly of
collagenous tissue.
Fat spaces, fibro
collagenous tissue and dark marrow elements.
This membrane is a tough but flexible
collagenous tissue (sometimes with calcite ossicle inclusions) that bridges the gap between the Aristotle's lantern (or jaw) and the skeleton (Wilkie et al.
The periodontal ligament of the mouse consists of layers of
collagenous tissue intercalated by layers of fibroblasts that make up about 50% of the ligament area (Ten Cate et al.
