Tissues

3. Type of membrane that's found in the respiratory or digestive tracts (or anything that has an opening to the outside world)
4. Hypertrophy is _____ cells or cell growth
6. Type of junction that prevent breakage or tearing
10. Neoplasia is abnormal growth or a _____
11. Adult stem cells that can't turn into anything, but can turn in to a few things (e.g. bone marrow)
14. Type of epithelium that has cilia, has a single layer of cells but looks stratified
16. Type of muscle that pumps blood
19. Type of muscle that's under voluntary control
22. Most abundant cells in body, lots of extracellular matrix, has blood vessels
23. Necrosis occurs if a disease invades the body or _____ occurs
24. More cells, mitosis
25. There is NO room for blood vessels, lines the body's cavities and external body surface, and constitutes most glands
27. Type of muscle that lacks striations
29. Type of tissue that contains the brain and spinal cord and used for internal communication
30. Type of fluid that's used for lubrication
31. Type of epithelium tissue that has a single layer of cells

1. Regeneration is replacing _____ cells with new, fully functioning cells
2. There are _____ broad categories of tissues
4. Only fluid type of CT
5. Type of bone that is a CT
7. The _____ matrix is the space between cells
8. Found in the lacunae of cartilage
9. Stem cells don't have a set or _____ job
12. Found in the lacunae of compact bone
13. Programmed cell death
15. The replacement of scar tissue
17. Changing from one type of mature tissue to another type
18. Cells that shrink as we age
20. Type of cartilage found in external ear
21. Two types of stem cells: totipotent and pluripotent and they can both turn in to anything
26. Tight junctions prevent _____
28. Cells that shrink because they aren't being used