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Definition of connective
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Connective
(n.) That which
connect.
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Perityphlitis
::
Perityphlitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
connective
tissue
about the
caecum.
Connective
::
Connective
(n.) That which
connect.
Glioma
::
Glioma
(n.) A tumor
springing
from the
neuroglia
or
connective
tissue
of the
brain,
spinal
cord, or other
portions
of the
nervous
system..
Perichondrium
::
Perichondrium
(n.) The
membrane
of
fibrous
connective
tissue
which
closely
invests
cartilage,
except
where
covering
articular
surfaces..
Now
::
Now
(adv.)
In
present
circumstances;
things
being as they are; --
hence,
used as a
connective
particle,
to
introduce
an
inference
or an
explanation..
Ligament
::
Ligament
(n.) A band of
connective
tissue,
or a
membranous
fold, which
supports
or
retains
an organ in
place;
as, the
gastrophrenic
ligament,
connecting
the
diaphragm
and
stomach..
Tendon
::
Tendon
(n.) A tough
insensible
cord,
bundle,
or band of
fibrous
connective
tissue
uniting
a
muscle
with some other part; a
sinew..
Connective
::
Connective
(a.)
Connecting,
or
adapted
to
connect;
involving
connection..
Endosteum
::
Endosteum
(n.) The layer of
vascular
connective
tissue
lining
the
medullary
cavities
of bone.
Stroma
::
Stroma
(n.) The
connective
tissue
or
supporting
framework
of an
organ;
as, the
stroma
of the
kidney..
Conjunction
::
Conjunction
(n.) A
connective
or
connecting
word; an
indeclinable
word which
serves
to join
together
sentences,
clauses
of a
sentence,
or
words;
as, and, but, if..
Tissue
::
Tissue
(n.) One of the
elementary
materials
or
fibres,
having
a
uniform
structure
and a
specialized
function,
of which
ordinary
animals
and
plants
are
composed;
a
texture;
as,
epithelial
tissue;
connective
tissue..
Sclerosis
::
Sclerosis
(n.)
Induration;
hardening;
especially,
that form of
induration
produced
in an organ by
increase
of its
interstitial
connective
tissue..
Leucocyte
::
Leucocyte
(n.) A
colorless
corpuscle,
as one of the white blood
corpuscles,
or those found in
lymph,
marrow
of bone,
connective
tissue,
etc..
Syndic
::
Syndetical
(a.)
Connecting;
conjunctive;
as,
syndetic
words or
connectives;
syndetic
references
in a
dictionary..
Connective
::
Connective
(n.) That part of an
anther
which
connects
its
thecae,
lobes,
or
cells..
Fascia
::
Fascia
(n.) The layer of loose
tissue,
often
containing
fat,
immediately
beneath
the skin; the
stronger
layer of
connective
tissue
covering
and
investing
all
muscles;
an
aponeurosis..
Collagen
::
Collagen
(n.) The
chemical
basis of
ordinary
connective
tissue,
as of
tendons
or
sinews
and of bone. On being
boiled
in water it
becomes
gelatin
or
glue..
Epineurium
::
Epineurium
(n.) The
connective
tissue
framework
and
sheath
of a nerve which bind
together
the nerve
bundles,
each of which has its own
special
sheath,
or
perineurium..
Mucin
::
Mucin (n.) An
albuminoid
substance
which is
contained
in
mucus,
and gives to the
latter
secretion
its
peculiar
ropy
character.
It is found in all the
secretions
from
mucous
glands,
and also
between
the
fibers
of
connective
tissue,
as in
tendons.
See
Illust.
of
Demilune..
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