Across
- 6. pectoral & pelvic girdles, upper & lower limbs
- 13. around whole body, salt-filled watery sweat
- 15. produce lipids, filling spaces in stratum corneum acting as "mortar"
- 16. Lines surfaces inside and out
- 17. hole in bone
- 18. connects bone to bone
- 23. outer layer of bone
- 28. no movement
- 29. Flat cells, look like scales
- 30. embryonic connective tissue
- 32. bone formation
- 33. full movement
- 35. Tall skinny cells (rectangular)
- 36. mature bone cell
- 37. fibrous joint, binds bones of skull together'
- 38. No blood supply
- 40. 10% organic molecules, 90% water
- 41. stem cells, undiffrentiated, cuboidal cells
- 42. shaft of long bone
- 43. hyaline cartilage model --> bone
- 46. osteoclasts break down old bone
- 47. Boxy (cube shaped) cells
- 48. constantly renewing bone tissue to strengthen it
Down
- 1. pubic area, armpits: milky, protein-filled sweat
- 2. how much a body part can move around a joint
- 3. Single Layer of Cells
- 4. skull, spinal cord, ribs, sternum
- 5. hair part above skin
- 7. half moon shape at base of nail
- 8. bone passage
- 9. nail part that goes over fingertip
- 10. mesenchyme --> bone
- 11. Multiple Layers of Cells
- 12. builds bone up
- 14. reshaping/shaping bone already there
- 19. end of long bone
- 20. skin, nails, hair, sweat glands, etc.
- 21. some movement
- 22. thick skin underneath end of nail
- 24. bone protrusion
- 25. connects muscle to bone
- 26. unmineralized organic part of matrix of bone, make of collagen & proteins
- 27. where bones meet
- 30. fibrocartilage between bones, shock absorbtion
- 31. producing red blood cells
- 34. Tissue that makes up glands
- 37. bones joined by fibrocartilage, ex vertebrae
- 39. breaks down bone matrix
- 44. Group of cells that work together to do a function
- 45. part of hair below surface