Across
- 1. controlled by somatic nervous system and found in connected to bones
- 2. highly flexible
- 3. provides flexible cushioning
- 5. (blood cells) blood
- 6. contains lots of collagen mostly running parallel
- 7. single, flat layer of cells, that is thin and permeable. Rapid diffusion of materials. Found in blood vessels and lung tissue.
- 11. tissue with some open space
- 12. engulf invading substances
- 14. secretes ground substances,fibers, fluid, etc
- 18. Cartilage
- 21. contains reticular fibers, which create a stifflike framework
- 24. Irregular collagen fiber are arranged in multiple directions
- 25. bone
- 27. multiple thick layers of cells. Provides proteins for the underlying layers. Epidermal Layer
- 29. Cell nuclei are found at different levels, so it appears stratified, though it is not. Secretion and absorption. Upper respiratory tract
- 30. free surface cells. Transitions into shapes. Lining of the bladder
- 32. firm ground substance with lacuna
- 33. connective tissue proper
Down
- 1. Columnar cell on the free surface. Rare in the body. Found in the larynx
- 4. composed of fat cells
- 8. cells detect foreign substances
- 9. single layer of cube shaped cells. Secretion and absorption of substances. Found in the kidney
- 10. carries oxygen(red) provides immune response(white)
- 13. striated and found in the heart
- 15. multiple layers of thick cube like cells. Rare in the body. Found in salivary glands
- 16. A portion of the cell pinches off with the secreted products.
- 17. cells excrete the products via exocytosis
- 19. Pass impulses to other neurons, muscle fibers, or glands
- 20. layer of tall compact cells. Secretion of mucus for protection and absorption of substances. Lining of digestive tract
- 22. Regular collagen fibers are arranged in one direction
- 23. cell rupture and spills products into the duct.
- 26. non-striated and found in found in the walls of multiple organs
- 28. secrete hormones into the bloodstream.
- 31. support and protect neurons and regenerates after an injury