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tissue equivalent m. a material whose absorbing and scattering properties for a given radiation simulate as closely as possible those of a given biological tissue, such as bone, fat, or muscle. Water, for example, is usually the best tissue equivalent material for muscle and soft tissue.
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tissue f. f. III; see under coagulation f's.
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tissue g. glue used instead of sutures or staples to repair dissected tissue.
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tissue i. local i.
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tissue k. [EC 3.4.21.35]  an enzyme of the hydrolase class that cleaves LMW kininogen to produce kallidin. It and closely related forms are found in tissues and various glandular secretions including lymph, pancreatic juice, urine, and saliva.
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