Difference between pexoisome and proteosome ?Reticular connective tissue is found around the liver, the kidney, the spleen, and lymph nodes, aswell as in bone marrow. Function[edit] The fibers form a soft skeleton (stroma) to support the lymphoid organs (lymph node stromal cells, red bone marrow, and spleen)Osmium - part of fixation for light microscopy - it is the only fixing agent known which completely and easily fixes fats.cilia and flagella are a "9+2 array” - a ring of nine microtubules is surrounded by two more microtubulesChemotaxis- movement of an organism in response to a chemical stimulusWhy is microfilament needed in endocytosis?Be familiar w/ tissues that have intermediate filamentsTissue specific protein table 2-5Nuclelos – produce ribosomes (from rRNA complex and proteins)What does osteoblast do when they’re in inactive form?Whats osteocalcinSEM? And TEM? Difference? HI Neha, these are some of the differences• SEM is based on scattered electrons while TEM is based on transmitted electrons. • SEM focuses on the sample’s surface and its composition whereas TEM provides the details about internal composition. Therefore TEM can show many characteristics of the sample, such asmorphology, crystallization, stress or even magnetic domains. On the other hand, SEM shows only the morphology of samples.• The sample in TEM has to be cut thinner whereas there is no such need with SEM sample. • TEM has much higher resolution than SEM.• SEM allows for large amount of sample to be analysed at a time whereas with TEM only small amount of sample can be analysed at a time.• SEM is used for surfaces, powders, polished & etched microstructures, IC chips, chemical segregation whereas TEM is used for imaging of dislocations, tiny precipitates, grain boundaries and other defect structures in solids• In TEM, pictures are shown on fluorescent screens whereas in SEM, picture is shown on monitor.• SEM also provides a 3-dimensional image while TEM provides a 2-dimensional