Ligaments contain very little matrix, whereas cartilage has a solid matrix composed of proteins and sugars, and its cells are widely spaced.
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Ligaments have a matrix rich in dense collagen fibers, providing strength and flexibility. In contrast, cartilage has a matrix composed of a gel-like substance with abundant proteoglycans and collagen fibers, allowing for cushioning and smooth joint movement.