Cartilage

4. Basophilia of cartilage matrix is due to high concentrations of ___________
5. Perichondrium is located on all hyaline cartilage except __________ surfaces
6. clear,viscuos, colorless-slitghly yellow fluid produced by synoviocytes
8. joint type that unites bone or cartilage via fibrous tissue
9. provide strong flexible connections between muscles and bones
10. Mucin and _____ are secreted into the synovial fluid of synovial joints
12. collegan type that forms Articular cartilage
13. thick sac of connective tissue that covers the entire synovial joint and provides stability
15. collagen that replaces type 1 in tendons following injury
21. stem cells of bone and cartilage
23. cartilage seen in epiglottis and ear pinna
25. Cartilage cells embedded in cartilaginous matrix
30. provides stability of joints; connects bones to bones
31. thin membrane with lots of villi superficially lined by synoviocytes

1. joint type that unites bone or cartilage via hyaline cartilage
2. bilateral depression not covered by cartilage in synovial joints
3. cartilage matures, dies, mineralized and forms scaffold to form bone
7. cluster of chondrocytes formed through division of a progenitor cell
11. Cartilage characteristic describing absence of blood vessels
12. Phagocytic Cell type in synovial joints
14. semi-rigid support to specific sites, acts as a shock absorber
16. growth plates
17. spaces with fluid between bonds
18. joint type that unites two bone ends covered by articular cartilage and an articular capsule
19. collagen fibers seen within fibrocartilage
20. peripheral immature cartilage
22. rigid frame providing protection and support for soft tissues
24. cartilage that cannot regenerate due to lack of perichondrium
26. most abundant type of cartilage
27. most abundant component of tendons
28. cartilage is important for ___________ bone growth
29. secretory cell type in synovial joints