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What are diseases of the connective tissue? What are some of them?

Diseases of the connective tissue are hereditary or acquired diseases(lots of autoimmune cause) characterized by deficiency in structure or function of components of the connective tissue, for example, deficiencies of collagen, elastin, etc. Some of some diseases are lupus, dermatomyositis, cheloid, scleroderma, mixed connective tissue disease, mucinosis and Marfan's syndrome.

 


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