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pericardial surrounds the heart
cranial houses the head
cell basic unit
nervous body through impulses
skeletal body framework
tissue layers or mass of cells
peritoneal lines the abdominopelvic cavity
the chest is anterior to the back
assimilation changing absorbed substance
responsiveness ability to sense change
visceral pleural covers the lungs
mediastinum hold left and right lungs
water plentiful substance
diaphram separates thoracic and abdominopelvic
atoms tiny, invisible structure
respiration process of getting oxygen and relasing
endocrine long lasting hormones
digestion simpler, usable form
integumentary protect tissues and control temp
sagitial lengthwise cut
blood main fluid
smooth ER liquid
mitochondria provides power in form of energy
4 types of passive transport diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis, and filtration
osmosis diffusion of water
energy used for passive transport none
pinocytosis tiny droplets of liquid
golgi apparatus package substance to be released
phagocytosis takes in solid
vesicles storage center of cell
ER transport materials
crisate inner layer of mitochondria
rough ER making protein
filtration caused by blood pressure
75 trillion cells in adult human
ribosomes produces proteins
cytoplasm mass of fluid in nucleus
diffusion molecules move high to low WITH help
facilitated diffusion high to low WITHOUT help
nuleus directs the cell
active transport low to high
interphase spend most of its life
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