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Cartilage is a type of supporting connective tissue . It is a firm tissue but softer and more flexible than bone .

cartilage matrix	cartilage cells
it is a firm gel that contain polysacchride derivaites called chondroitin sulfates which complex with protein in the ground substance forming proteoglycan .	chondrocytes are the only cells in the matrix and they occupy small chambers called lacuna .

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 Cartilage is a type of supporting connective tissue . It is a firm tissue but softer and more flexible than bone .<br>
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+| it is a firm gel that contain polysacchride derivaites called chondroitin sulfates which complex with protein in the ground substance forming proteoglycan .
-It is a firm gel that contain polysaccride derivates called chonrdroitin sulfates which form complex with protien to form proteogylcans .&nbsp;
+| chondrocytes are the only cells in the matrix and they occupy small chambers called lacuna .<br>
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-| chonrocytes are the only cells in cartilage matrix and they occupy small chambers called lacuna .
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