'Cell layer' diaporamas de présentation

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Tissues

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Introduction to Animals

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Animal Classification Plan 3 Porifera Intro

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How does a seed grow into a tree? Where does all the mass come from???

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Cerebellum 1

Cerebellum 1. Objectives. Identify the major lobes and regions of cerebellum. Summarize the structure of the cerebellar cortex Identify the deep cerebellar nuclei and their connections.

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Tissues

Tissues. Whole body contains only 200 different cells types that are organized into tissues The extracellular fluid surrounding the cells organized into tissues is called interstitial fluid Four primary tissue classes epithelial tissue connective tissue muscular tissue nervous tissue.

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Lymphatic System & Immunity

Lymphatic System & Immunity.

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SSN Session

SSN Session. Skin Jennifer Chang (jtc2109) Bram Welch-Horan (tbw5) October 19, 2005. Functions. Protection - barrier to outside environment abrasion, moisture, UV light, microorganisms Homeostasis - maintenance of internal environment temperature, water and salts Sensation

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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM II

THE NERVOUS SYSTEM II. I. Myelination and action potential conduction. A. Axons are myelinated by the activities of oligodendrocytes in the central nervous system and Schwann cells in the peripheral nervous system.

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Tissues

Tissues. Whole body contains only 200 different cells types that are organized into tissues The extracellular fluid surrounding the cells organized into tissues is called interstitial fluid Four primary tissue classes epithelial tissue connective tissue muscular tissue nervous tissue.

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X-ray Scattering from Ultrathin Ferroelectrics

X-ray Scattering from Ultrathin Ferroelectrics. G. B. Stephenson, D. D. Fong, P. H. Fuoss, S. K. Streiffer, O. Auciello, J. A. Eastman, Materials Science Division, Argonne National Lab Carol Thompson Department of Physics, Northern Illinois Univ. APS User Monthly Ops Meeting

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Physics

Physics. The cornea and lens refract light rays coming into the eye. The image projected onto the retina is upside down and backwards. If the focal plane for the lens/cornea is on the retina, the image will be in focus (emmetropia). Fig. 16.30. Fig. 8-4 Ganong. Out-of-focus Images.

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Stem Cell Research

Stem Cell Research. The Cultural Controversy Presented by: Catherine Durland Curtis Bowery. Stem Cells. What are they? Stem cells are a type of base cell that has the ability to manifest itself into adult tissue Two types being Embryonic and Adult cells Why are they important?

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Cells & Systems

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CK5/6

ER. CK5/6. Flat epithelial atypia. Columnar cell lesions: A spectrum: columnar cell change, columnar cell hyperplasia, flat epithelial atypia FEA has mild cytologic atypia (similar to ADH,DCIS) but without architectural atypia. May be more than one cell layer thick.

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Different types of Cellular Shades and its usage

Cellular shades are very effective and robust Window coverings when it comes to privacy and protection from the Sun and winds. The honeycomb cells like structure play a vital role in blocking the sunlight and strong breeze into the room and provide most privacy and also noise reduction, which makes it perfect for living room and bedroom. There are different types of Cellular shades are available in the market. Depending on the usage and requirements, a person can buy the perfect Cellular shade for their home. To know more, visit https://medium.com/@jordandyer05/different-types-of-cellular-shades-and-its-usage-ead7ed11a22e

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