Type of glial cell that provides immune functions in the CNS:

A cartilage cell is known as a/an:

The less movable, usually proximal end of attachment of a muscle to a bone.

A given muscle always uses the same number of motor units, no matter what the muscle is trying to accomplish.

Type of skeletal muscle tissue that is better adapted for low intensity, aerobic exercise: 

Connective tissue designed to protect the brain & spinal cord.

Osteocytes are cells that become encased within cavities known as

Cylindrical arrangements within a muscle cell that contain actin and myosin:

Structural type of bone tissue that forms the walls of the shaft of a long bone:

The anterior surface, or front, of the body.