Anatomy
Across
- 2. Network providing cell shape and support
- 4. Organelles that break down fatty acids and toxins
- 7. Loose connective tissue found under epithelia
- 10. Structure lined by pseudostratified columnar epithelium
- 11. Organelle containing DNA and controlling cell activities
- 13. Organelles known as the powerhouse of the cell
- 14. Structure connecting muscle to bone
- 18. Flexible connective tissue lacking blood vessels
- 20. Thigh region between hip and knee
- 22. Structure connecting bone to bone
- 24. Fluid connective tissue transporting materials
- 28. Thin cytoskeletal fibers involved in movement
- 29. Buttocks region
- 32. Junctions connecting cardiac muscle cells
- 33. Liquid component of blood
- 35. Anatomical term for the back of the body
- 38. Organelle that modifies and packages proteins
- 43. Cell formed immediately after fertilization
- 44. Anatomical term for the hand
- 45. Type of control over skeletal muscle
- 46. Another name for the frontal plane
- 48. Pigment-producing cells derived from ectoderm
- 50. Region containing the stomach and intestines
- 51. Endoplasmic reticulum studded with ribosomes
- 57. Structure of the nervous system derived from ectoderm
- 59. Skull region of the head
- 60. Transport requiring ATP to move substances against a gradient
- 62. Inner membrane folds of mitochondria
- 63. Diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
- 64. Cardiovascular organ derived from mesoderm
- 69. Forearm region between elbow and wrist
- 70. Plane dividing the body into unequal left and right portions
- 72. Voluntary striated muscle attached to bones
- 73. Germ layer giving rise to digestive and respiratory linings
- 76. Endoplasmic reticulum involved in lipid synthesis
- 78. Anatomical term for the head region
- 81. Epithelial tissue with multiple cell layers
- 84. Region consisting of limbs and girdles
- 90. Cartilage cell
- 92. Strong fiber resistant to stretching
- 93. Structures that organize DNA inside the nucleus
- 94. Connective tissue with tightly packed fibers
- 95. Chest region
- 96. Epithelial tissue with one layer of cells
- 97. Arm region between shoulder and elbow
- 98. Region containing the pelvis
- 102. Plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions
- 103. Lower back region
- 104. Cell division producing two identical daughter cells
- 105. Transport that does not require ATP
- 107. Region including the head, neck, and trunk
- 108. Anatomical term for the foot
- 109. Fusion of sperm and egg
- 110. Tall column-shaped epithelial cells
- 112. Support cells of the nervous system
- 113. Digestive gland derived from endoderm
- 114. Cube-shaped epithelial cells
- 116. Fat-storing connective tissue cell
- 117. Smooth glassy cartilage found in joints
- 118. Muscle tissue forming the heart wall
- 119. Bones derived from mesodermal somites
- 120. Toward the body surface
- 121. Fine branched fiber forming support networks
- 122. Plane cutting through the body at an angle
- 123. Primary sites of protein synthesis
Down
- 1. Most abundant and widely distributed tissue type
- 2. Anatomical term for the neck
- 3. Lightweight bone containing trabeculae
- 5. Largest protein fibers of the cytoskeleton
- 6. Nonliving material surrounding connective tissue cells
- 8. Tissue that covers surfaces and forms glands
- 9. Germ layer giving rise to skin and nervous tissue
- 12. Toward the head or upper part of a structure
- 15. Urinary organs derived from mesoderm
- 16. Fat tissue used for insulation and energy storage
- 17. Hollow ball of cells in early development
- 19. Characteristic of epithelial tissue lacking blood vessels
- 21. Germ layer giving rise to muscles bones and blood
- 23. System largely lined by endoderm
- 25. Region referring to fingers or toes
- 26. Cartilage resisting compression and tension
- 27. Movement of solutes from high to low concentration
- 30. Cell that produces connective tissue fibers
- 31. Structure regulating movement into and out of the cell
- 34. Flattened scale-like epithelial cells
- 36. Away from the head or toward the lower part
- 37. Toward the midline of the body
- 39. System with lining derived from endoderm
- 40. Calcified connective tissue providing support
- 41. Digestive and endocrine gland derived from endoderm
- 42. Fiber capable of stretching and recoiling
- 47. Plane dividing the body into left and right portions
- 49. Appearance of skeletal and cardiac muscle under a microscope
- 52. Another name for the transverse plane
- 53. Away from the midline of the body
- 54. Region of the face
- 55. Organ lined by transitional epithelium
- 56. Membrane protein used in primary active transport
- 58. Plane dividing the body into superior and inferior portions
- 61. Reproductive organs derived from mesoderm
- 62. Dense bone organized into osteons
- 65. Mature bone cell
- 66. Branching processes receiving incoming signals
- 67. Wrist region
- 68. Away from the body surface
- 71. Main energy currency of the cell
- 74. Farther from the point of attachment
- 75. Main component of the plasma membrane bilayer
- 76. Region between the lumbar area and coccyx
- 77. Epithelium specialized for stretching
- 79. Epithelial tissue appearing multilayered but actually single-layered
- 80. Tissue specialized for communication and signaling
- 82. Long process carrying signals away from the cell body
- 83. Cells that transmit electrical signals
- 85. Organelles containing digestive enzymes
- 86. Region surrounding the spinal column
- 87. Diffusion requiring membrane transport proteins
- 88. Ankle region
- 89. Nonstriated involuntary muscle
- 90. Rapid cell divisions following fertilization
- 91. Type of control over cardiac and smooth muscle
- 99. Leg region between knee and ankle
- 100. Plane dividing the body into equal left and right halves
- 101. Toward the front of the body
- 105. Closer to the point of attachment
- 106. Outer layer of skin derived from ectoderm
- 108. Toward the back of the body
- 111. Tissue specialized for contraction
- 115. Organ derived from ectoderm