Tissues of the Human Body
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Compares the life processes of the one-celled, microscopic animals with those of the human body cell and describes various types of tissues composed of organized groups of cells specialized to perform certain functions. Shows human body cells isolated and kept alive as individual cells. Uses animation to show the connection of the brain and spinal cord with all parts of the body by means of nerve cells., The life processes of the one-celled organism with the human. The variety of cell specialization in man and the organization of the more important kinds of tissue: protective and secretive epitheluim, connective tissue in skin, in tendon and in bone, blood considered as a tissue, muscle tissue, and nerve tissue.
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Compares the life processes of the one-celled, microscopic animals with those of the human body cell and describes various types of tissues composed of organized groups of cells specialized to perform certain functions. Shows human body cells isolated and kept alive as individual cells. Uses animation to show the connection of the brain and spinal cord with all parts of the body by means of nerve cells., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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