How Does Cellularity Vary Among Different Tissues?
Different tissues have distinct cellularity profiles. For example:
Epithelial Tissue: Generally has high cellularity due to its role in covering surfaces and lining cavities. Connective Tissue: Has variable cellularity, with tissues like bone marrow being highly cellular, while tendons are less so. Nervous Tissue: Characterized by high cellularity in regions like the brain and spinal cord, which contain numerous neurons and glial cells.
