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| cells that line inside and outside body surfaces |
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| bind support and protects boday parts of the body |
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| larege amounts of characterized tissues |
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| made of skull ribs spine and sternum |
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| bones of arms and legs as well as their connectors to the axial skeleton |
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| bone beaneath the periosteum |
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| small channels in compact bone |
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| bones cells inside protein in the haversian canals |
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| connective tissue under compact bone |
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| process of cartilagebeing replaced by bone |
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| bone elongation near the end of the long |
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| cover muscle fibers with light and dark stripes |
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| point where muscle attaches to stationarybone |
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| point where muscle attaches to moving bone |
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| upper chamber of the heart |
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| upper chamber of the heart |
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| lower chamber of the heart |
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| group of heart muscle cells in right atrium |
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| relays elctrical pulses to muscle cells |
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| molecule that transports oxygen and co2 |
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| proteins that help destroy substances |
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| substance that stimulates an immune response |
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| tube at the back of the nose and mouth |
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