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1. | type of microphage that focuses on destroying bacteria |
3. | simple squamous tissue is found in this part of the lungs |
4. | ET found in the skin, mouth, esophagus |
5. | protein that waterproofs epithelial cells |
7. | name of an individual muscle fiber |
8. | thin flat-like scales of ET |
9. | a type of stem cell that divides to produce daughter cells |
11. | drugs usually taken when you have a cold to decrease inflammation |
16. | a structure that produces fluid secretions |
20. | one of the functions of bone is to produce these |
22. | type of fat found mainly in young kids, broken down readily to quickly release heat |
25. | ET found in the bladder |
26. | tendinous sheet that attaches to a broad flat muscle |
27. | an anticoagulant that enhances blood flow and reduces development of blood clots |
28. | cells that make and store melanin |
30. | small, fingerlike projections increase surface area |
33. | membrane that lines internal sealed cavities of the trunk |
34. | short projections from the cell body of a neuron |
35. | tissue destruction that takes place after cells have been damaged |
36. | type of ET used for protection, secretion, and absorption |
37. | simple squamous ET that lines body cavities that surround lungs, heart |
38. | tissue type specialized for contraction |
39. | muscle type with the longest cells |
43. | characteristic of ET, there are structural differences between the exposed and attached surtfaces |
44. | membrane that lines join t cavitiew |
45. | muscle tissue without striations |
47. | long slender extensions of the plasma membrane |
48. | combination of ground substance and extracellular fibers in CT |
49. | areolar and dense irregular CT are found here |
50. | collection of specialized cells and cell products that carry out a common function |
51. | one of the 2 fluid CT |
54. | an example of an exocrine gland |