Tissue Crossword Puzzle

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A way of arranging epithelial cells in multiple layers.

A thin non-cellular layer of adhesive, permeable material. Epithelial tissue uses this to connect to connective tissue.

A form of muscle tissue that connects to bone and is responsible for the movement of the body parts.

Tissue that specializes in support. Connects and holds body parts together.

A type of connective tissue that consists of mainly fibers packed into a matrix. The densely packed fibers are used to make tendons and ligaments.

Connective tissue that is stretchable and non-specialized, one of the most common types of tissue in the body.

Tissue that covers and protects the body surface, lines body cavities, specializes in moving substances into and out of the body, and forms glands.

Cells that are oddly shaped, tall cells.

Contains few collagen fibers but a large number of elastic fibers that give it a high degree of flexibility.

: Epithelial tissue which is grouped in solid cords (or follicles) that form the secretory units of endocrine and exocrine glands.

Epithelial tissue which covers the body and some of its parts and lines the serous cavities.

Bone-destroying cells.

The study of the biology of tissues.

The organization of organisms between cells and organs.

thin, sheetlike structures that may have many important functions to the body. They cover and protect the body surface, line body cavities, and cover inner surfaces of hollow organs.

An abnormal growth of cells; a tumor.

Bone-forming cells.

Glands that discharge their secretion products into ducts.

A type of connective tissue that form a 3D web to create a mesh. Form the framework of the spleen, lymph nodes, and bone marrow.

A type of connective tissue that contains mainly fat cells. It forms supporting, protective pads around various structures.

Tissue that specializes in communication between the various parts of the body.

Cells that are higher than they are wide and appear narrow and cylindrical.

Translated to 'without vessels'.

The process by which blastocyst cells move and then differentiate into the three primary germ layers.

Cells arranged in a cube shape that contain more cytoplasm.

Stratified tissue typically found in body areas that are subjected to stress and tension changes. For example, the urinary bladder.

Cells arranged in a flat, plate-like array.

The basic structural unit of bone.

The nerve cells that act at the conducting units of the nervous system.

Tissue that produces movement for the body.

The formal name for cells that are responsible for blood clotting

The formal name for the cells that are responsible for transporting materials through the blood.

Glands that collect their secretory product inside the cell and then rupture to release it.

The strongest and most durable type of cartilage. Filled with a dense packing of strong white collagen fibers. Found between the vertebrae and joints.

Glands that discharge their secretion products directly into the blood or interstitial fluid. Often called ductless glands.

A hollow ball of cells resulting from repeated cell division of a Zygote

glands that collect their secretory products near the apex of the cell then release them into a duct by pinching off the distended end.

A way of arranging epithelial cells in a single layer.

a clear, shiny type of cartilage that contains a low amount of collagen. Found in the rings of the respiratory tubes.

The formal name for the cells that are responsible for producing antibodies and fighting infections.

Glands that discharge their secretion products directly through the cell or plasma membrane.

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