Basic forms of Histology

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Across
  1. 2. Glossy appearing, can see the substance between cells
  2. 3. Contains elastic fibers between cells
  3. 5. Extra layer of dead cells present
  4. 8. Rectangle shaped cells
  5. 9. Empty looking cells with thin walls around it
  6. 11. Porous appearance with a thick wall
  7. 15. "Tree-like" dark centers with thinner layers surrounding
  8. 20. Thin and flat cells
  9. 21. Cells change from round to flat when stretched
  10. 23. Long muscle fibers with multiple nuclei, lacking striations
  11. 24. Consists of neurons and glial cells
Down
  1. 1. Contains large bundles of organized collagen fibers
  2. 4. Loosely organized fibers with an abundance of blood vessels, and seemingly empty space
  3. 6. Densely packed, parallel collagen fibers
  4. 7. Densely packed, randomly arranged collagen fibers with few visible cells
  5. 10. Present in simple and pseudostratified columnar epithelia, secretes mucus
  6. 12. Falsely appearing multi-layer epithelia (typically columnar), all cells touch basement membrane
  7. 13. Mesh of reticular fibers and fibroblasts
  8. 14. Square shaped cells
  9. 16. Long thin muscle fiber cells with multiple nuclei and striations
  10. 17. One layer of epithelial tissue, all cells touch basement membrane
  11. 18. Multiple layers of epithelial tissue, some cells do not touch basement membrane
  12. 19. Centrally located nuclei with striations and intercalated discs
  13. 22. No extra later of dead cells present