Teacher Class Date Copyright Â© McDougal Littell Inc. 24 L ESSON P LANS CHAPTER 3 Lesson Placement of Phrases Pages 78â79 6 Lesson 6 Objectives To recognize correct and incorrect placements of phrases insentencesTo place phrases correctly in sentences Teach Warm-Up ___ Test Preparation Daily Test Prep. p.
Widely distributed in the embryo as a loose connective tissue, mucoid tissue is composed of large stellate fibroblasts in an abundant intercellular substance, which is homogeneous and soft. In the umbilical cord (Plates 51 and 261), it is known as Wharton's jelly.
Connective tissue in which there are relatively few fibers and lots of cells is loose connective tissue. Found in such places as the Lamina Propria of the gut, loose connective tissue is composed of fibers that run in many directions and form an open, watery, cellular meshwork. Loose connective tissue often contains collagenous fibers, elastic fibers, and reticular fibers woven together in a variety of ways. Connective tissue cells are varied. Most abundant is the Fibroblast, which seems to be capable of secreting all of the types of fibers. Mesenchyme cells, too, are abundant.