In which type of tissue are cells and fibers widely scattered though a gel-like matrix?

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Loose connective tissue is characterized by widely scattered cells and fibers within a gel-like matrix. Adipose tissue has more adipocytes (fat cells) than fibers and is not characterized by a gel-like matrix. Bone tissue is characterized by calcified extracellular matrix and is not gel-like. Dense connective tissue has a dense arrangement of fibers with few cells within the matrix. Muscle tissue consists of elongated cells called muscle fibers and is not characterized by a gel-like matrix.

In Which Type of Tissue Are Cells and Fibers Widely