What is not true about cartilage?
Correct answer: A. There are many blood vessels in the cartilage
- A. There are many blood vessels in the cartilage
- B. It is a form of connective tissue
- C. It covers ends of the bone at the joint
- D. Both A and B
Explanation
Option A is correct as "cartilage" is the main type of connective tissue found throughout the body in bones, joints, spine, lungs and nose. It has structural and functional purposes and dies not contain any blood vessels.
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