HISTOLOGY

Endocrine system

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17 Endocrine system Introduction The endocrine system is responsible for the synthesis and secretion of chemical messengers known as hormones. Hormones may be disseminated throughout the body by the bloodstream,…

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Liver and pancreas

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15 Liver and pancreas Liver and Biliary System The liver, like the pancreas, develops embryologically as a glandular outgrowth of the primitive foregut. The major functions of the liver may…

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Respiratory system

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12 Respiratory system Introduction Respiration is a term used to describe two different but interrelated processes: cellular respiration and mechanical respiration. Cellular respiration is the series of intracellular biochemical processes…

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Oral tissues

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13 Oral tissues Introduction The digestive process commences in the oral cavity with the ingestion, fragmentation and moistening of food but, in addition to its digestive role, the oral cavity…

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Male reproductive system

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18 Male reproductive system Introduction The male reproductive system is responsible for the production of spermatozoa and their delivery into the female reproductive tract and may be divided into four…

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Cell cycle and replication

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2 Cell cycle and replication Introduction The development of a single fertilised egg cell to form a complex multicellular organism involves cellular replication, growth and progressive specialisation (differentiation) for a…

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