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THEME WORDS:
	0	--	NervousTissue	|One of the four types of tissue in the body specialized for conducting electrical impulses from one body region to another (2 wds.)
	0	--	Neuron	|Nerve cell
	0	--	Dendrites	|The many branches of a neuron that receive an incoming message
	0	--	Axon	|The elongate portion of a neuron that conducts an outgoing message toward the synaptic terminals
	0	--	CellBody	|The bulging portion of a neuron which contains the nucleus and other organelles (2 wds.)
	0	--	Neuroglia	|Supporting cells of nervous system that act as phagocytes--"nerve glue"
	0	--	Astrocyte	|Cells that control the passage of certain substances and molecules in capillaries to the brain
	0	--	EpendymalCell	|Ciliated cell that lines the central canal of the spinal cord and ventricles of the brain--circulates cerebral spinal fluid (2 wds.)
	0	--	Oligodendrocyte	|Cells that wrap around axons of CNS neurons forming myelin sheaths
	0	--	Microglia	|Cells that protect the CNS by phagocytizing pathogens, waste products, and celllular debris
	0	--	SchwannCell	|Common name for Neurolemmocyte--form myelin sheath in PNS (2 wds.)
	0	--	Node	|Small gap between myelin sheaths which must be jumped for the nerve impulse to continue conduction
	0	--	Myelin	|Insulating sheath around an axon which increases the conduction rate
	0	--	Synapse	|Small anatomical space between neurons, determines the direction of impulse
END THEME WORDS
CURRENT CLUES ACROSS:
	 1 SCHWANNCELL	|Common name for Neurolemmocyte--form myelin sheath in PNS (2 wds.)
	 4 EPENDYMALCELL	|Ciliated cell that lines the central canal of the spinal cord and ventricles of the brain--circulates cerebral spinal fluid (2 wds.)
	 6 NEURON	|Nerve cell
	 9 OLIGODENDROCYTE	|Cells that wrap around axons of CNS neurons forming myelin sheaths
	11 NODE	|Small gap between myelin sheaths which must be jumped for the nerve impulse to continue conduction
	12 ASTROCYTE	|Cells that control the passage of certain substances and molecules in capillaries to the brain
	13 NERVOUSTISSUE	|One of the four types of tissue in the body specialized for conducting electrical impulses from one body region to another (2 wds.)
	14 AXON	|The elongate portion of a neuron that conducts an outgoing message toward the synaptic terminals
CURRENT CLUES DOWN:
	 2 CELLBODY	|The bulging portion of a neuron which contains the nucleus and other organelles (2 wds.)
	 3 SYNAPSE	|Small anatomical space between neurons, determines the direction of impulse
	 5 NEUROGLIA	|Supporting cells of nervous system that act as phagocytes--"nerve glue"
	 7 DENDRITES	|The many branches of a neuron that receive an incoming message
	 8 MICROGLIA	|Cells that protect the CNS by phagocytizing pathogens, waste products, and celllular debris
	10 MYELIN	|Insulating sheath around an axon which increases the conduction rate
END CURRENT CLUES
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