Parenchyma

Last updated on: 10.07.2021

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Parenchyma refers to the specific function-bearing tissue of an organ in contrast to the interstitial connective tissue. Parenchyma cells are the individual cells that form the parenchymatous tissue. Depending on the organ, they have different names (liver parenchyma, kidney parenchyma, etc.) .

Last updated on: 10.07.2021