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| The study of the structure and location of body parts. |
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the study of the function of the parts of the body.
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| Focuses on the form of the body parts from large to microscopic. |
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| Focuses on the form of the organism; all the parts that make up the organism |
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| focuses on how an individual forms a fertilized egg all the way through adulthood. Looks at how certain parts or systems change throughout lifespan |
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| study of large parts of the body that can be seen with the naked eye. Study every detail of rogans, muscles, bones, nerves and vessels |
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| study of differnt tissue types and cells that compirse them. |
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Blood cell functions:
Respiration |
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| Transport oxygen from teh lungs to every other cell in the body. |
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Blood cell function:
Digestion |
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| Carry nutrients derived from eaten foods to all cells in the body |
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Blood cell functions:
Immune |
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| Transport the cells that fight off organisms that invade the body. |
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| smallest possible piece of an element that retains all properties of that element. |
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| proteins that speed up a chemical reaction |
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