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6 levels of structural organisation

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Structural Level
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Cellular   Basic structural and functional units of the body   Smooth muscle cells  
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Tissue   Groups of cells that work together to perfomr particular functions   Muscle Tissue  
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Organ   Structures with specific functions composed of two or more types of tissues   Stomach  
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System   Consists of related organs with common function   Digestive system  
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Organismal   All the parts of the body function together to constitute a living organsim   the individual  
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Chemical   The building blocks of the body   Atoms and molecules  
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