What can be described as solitary, nonadhesive, nonpolarized migratory cells arrangement?
A)a mesenchyme
B)cartilage
C)an epithelium
D)a mesothelium
E)an endothelium

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Solitary, nonadhesive, nonpolarized migratory cells arrangement describes mesenchyme, which is a loosely organized embryonic connective tissue. Cartilage is not migratory, and is composed of chondrocytes embedded in a matrix. Epithelium is a tightly packed, polarized arrangement of cells with no migratory ability. Mesothelium is a specific type of epithelium that lines the body cavities. Endothelium is a type of epithelium that lines the interior surface of blood vessels.

What Can Be Described as Solitary, Nonadhesive, Nonpolarized Migratory Cells