Which tissue(s) is/are prone to injury and heal poorly because the ratio of extracellular matrix to cells is very high? A. Cartilage.
B. Joint Capsule.
C. Ligament.
D. Bone.
E. Tendon.

The correct answer is option E "Tendon"

Explanation:

Tendon associate muscle to bone, conveying probably the most noteworthy powers experienced by any vertebrate tissue, as they encourage development and give skeletal dependability.

The proportion of matrix to-cells in Tendon is hence among the most noteworthy of any vertebrate tissues; in this way understanding grid structure and association, and how cells communicate with lattice, is critical to understanding the capacity, homeostasis and fix of Tendons. While huge advances in our comprehension of Tendon work have been made, major unanswered inquiries stay, for example, how cells build up the Tendon grid and how the matrix association clarifies the mechanical properties of Tendon. This information is an essential for the advancement of novel methodologies to improve Tendon healing in the treatment of tendinopathies.

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