Glands that secrete substances outward Exocrine glands through a duct

Ductless glands that secrete hormones Endocrine glands into the bloodstream

Exocrine glands that secrete without Merocrine glands losing cellular material

Exocrine glands that have cytoplasm in Apocrine glands their secretions. (apo = a part of)

Exocrine glands whose secretions are Holocrine glands made up of disintegrated cells (holo = whole)

The chemical substances located Extracellular matrix between connective tissue cells

Spindle-shaped cells that form Fibroblasts connective tissue proper

Chondrocytes Mature cartilage cells

Cells that provide structure or support Stromal cells for parenchymal cells

Cells that provide the actual function of Parenchymal cells the tissue

Cells that undergo mitosis regularly and Labile cells quickly Cells that do not regularly undergo Stable cells mitosis but are able to if the need arises

Permanent cells Cells that cannot undergo mitosis

The outer portion of the skin, formed Epidermis by epithelial tissue which rests on the dermis

Dense irregular connective tissue that Dermis forms the deep layer of the skin

Loose connective tissue underneath the Hypodermis dermis which connects the dermis to the muscle or bone

The process of manufacturing blood Hemopoiesis cells

Dense bone matrix enclosing only a Compact bone few small spaces

Bone with many small spaces or Cancellous bone cavities surround the bone matrix.

Ossification Bone formation

Hyaline cartilage that covers the ends Articular cartilage of a bone in a joint

The portion of the skeleton that Axial skeleton supports and protects the head, neck, and trunk