A Moving to anothe estion 18 Articular cartilage has little to no self-healing ability. It is because the cells within the tissue has very limited cell motility. articular cartilage is avascular the cells within the tissue has very limited proliferation ability articular cartilage tissue is too stiff aye this response.

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