Question and Answers
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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What does chondroitin sulfate contribute to Cartilage? | Gives resiliance - can completely deform and once presuure is gone, it will reshape to original form.
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Why is no blood or nervous supply detrimental to Cartilage? | Can cushion bones without blood loss or pain.
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How is bone different from cartilage? | Bone is highly avascular and innervated where as, cartilage is not at all.
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What do the differences between bone & cartilage mean to bone function? | The bone function is to support the shape of the body and hold up all soft tissues; needs to be an efficient and quick healer;also needs to be immediatly known if damage is being done.
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What is the name of blood matrix? | Liquid Matrix
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