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Match the concepts related to the mesentery and the mouth.

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The female reproductive cycle is highly regulated by a complex system of hormones consisting of positive and negative feedback mechanisms. Different levels of these hormones control the ovarian and ut...

Use this activity to learn about metabolic rate and the factors that alter it.

Like minerals, vitamins are also often needed in only small amounts for the body to function normally. Vitamins cannot be synthesized by the body, with the exception of vitamin D; therefore, they must...

The body requires certain minerals to function correctly, often in very small amounts. Excess minerals are often not stored, but simply excreted via the urinary system. Calcium and phosphorus are the ...

We have far more muscular strength than we normally use. The gluteus maximus can generate 1,200 kg of tension, and all the muscles collectively can produce a total tension of 22,000 kg (nearly 25 tons...

Characteristics of Muscle

Muscle Lecture 1

Use this activity to learn about important terms in epidemiology.

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Chemistry used in anatomy and physiology.

Chemistry used in anatomy and physiology.

Introductory concepts

Introductory concepts

Learn about the functions of the muscle system and about the three main types of muscle tissue in the human body.

Do you know the difference between these two types of neoplasia?

Use this activity to learn about the anatomy and physiology of hair.

Use this cross-word to check you understanding of the dermal and subcutaneous layers of the skin.

Use this activity to revise this important family of enzymes!

Learn about how the drug group "statins" lower blood cholesterol.

Test your knowledge about controlling the growth of microorganisms!

Use this activity to revise some basic prinicples of microbiology!

Overview of chronic obstructive pulmonary disorders.

Use this activity to learn about atherosclerosis!

This crossword is focused on the imbalance of three important components of the cellular environment.

This activity focuses on the underlying physiology of the signs of inflammation. Match the left and right boxes that go together!

This activity helps students define the different types of cellular adaptations.

Use this activity to revise these two very important concepts.