Williams and Klisch have developed a method of creating this substance artificially that uses "cellular scaffolding." Tietze syndrome occurs when the 
Williams and Klisch have developed a method of creating this substance artificially that uses "cellular scaffolding." Tietze syndrome occurs when the "costal" type of this material in the chest is inflamed. The most common type of this material in humans is characterized by high concentration of Type I collagen. Elastic, Fibro-, and hyaline are the three forms of, for 10 points, what connective tissue that makes up human ears and the skeletons of sharks?
Williams and Klisch have developed a method of creating this substance artificially that uses "cellular scaffolding.
cartilage