Many cells making up tissues are held together primarily by factors in the extracellular matrix rather than by contacts made with neighboring cells.

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Many cells making up tissues are held together primarily by factors in the extracellular	matrix rather than by contacts made with neighboring cells.

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The extracellular matrix provides structural and biochemical support to surrounding cells, and many cells are anchored to it, which helps hold tissues together.

Many Cells Making Up Tissues Are Held Together Primarily by Factors