Cartilaginous tissue
Specify the cells which form the cartilaginous tissue?
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Main cells of cartilages are:
a) The chondrocytes, which is originated from the chondroblasts which secrete the intersticial matrix.
b) Chondroclasts, cells having several lisosomes and are responsible for digestion and remodelation of cartilaginous matrix.
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