Epithelial Tissues of Oral Cavity

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Across
  1. 4. Cell structures that anchor epithelial cells together.
  2. 5. The muscular back part of the roof of the mouth.
  3. 6. Connections between epithelial cells allowing communication.
  4. 9. Epithelium without keratin; found in soft palate, inner cheeks, and floor of the mouth.
  5. 10. The bony front part of the roof of the mouth.
  6. 11. Small projections on the tongue surface, some containing taste buds.
  7. 12. Time required for epithelial cells to be replaced.
  8. 13. Multi-layered epithelium with flat cells; protects against abrasion.
  9. 14. The mucous membrane lining the inside of the mouth.
  10. 15. The gum tissue surrounding the teeth.
Down
  1. 1. Moist tissue lining body cavities, including the oral cavity.
  2. 2. The deepest layer of epithelial cells where cell division occurs.
  3. 3. Epithelium with a surface layer of dead cells containing keratin; found in hard palate and gingiva.
  4. 7. Connective tissue layer beneath the epithelium.
  5. 8. Tissue forming the outer layer of body surfaces and lining cavities.