Find the truth. A. In the classification of c.t. proper, loose or dense, regular

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Find the truth. A. In the classification of c.t. proper, loose or dense, regular or irregular, and collagenous, elastic, or reticular all refer to the intracellular fibers. B. All of the following terms are used in reference to glandular epithelium: serous, endocrine, eccrine, merocrine, exocrine, transitional, and mucous. C. The predominant mineral found in enamel, bone tissue, cementum, and dentin is hydroxyapatite. D. Nervous tissue has three anatomic subtypes: bipolar, multipolar, and pseudounipolar. Find the truth. A. In the classification of c.t. proper, loose or dense, regular or irregular, and collagenous, elastic, or reticular all refer to the intracellular fibers. B. All of the following terms are used in reference to glandular epithelium: serous, endocrine, eccrine, merocrine, exocrine, transitional, and mucous. C. The predominant mineral found in enamel, bone tissue, cementum, and dentin is hydroxyapatite. D. Nervous tissue has three anatomic subtypes: bipolar, multipolar, and pseudounipolar. Find the truth. A. In the classification of c.t. proper, loose or dense, regular or irregular, and collagenous, elastic, or reticular all refer to the intracellular fibers. B. All of the following terms are used in reference to glandular epithelium: serous, endocrine, eccrine, merocrine, exocrine, transitional, and mucous. C. The predominant mineral found in enamel, bone tissue, cementum, and dentin is hydroxyapatite. D. Nervous tissue has three anatomic subtypes: bipolar, multipolar, and pseudounipolar.

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The predominant mineral found in enamel, bone tissue, cementum, and dentin is hydroxyapatite.

This is the true statrement

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