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Cell

Basic structure of the human body

Cell Membrane

Separate the contents of the cell from the surrounding environment and decides what may enter and leaves the cell

Stem Cell

Immature, unspecialized cells in the body

Embryonic Stem Cells

Embryonic stem cells come from embryos that develop from eggs that have been fertilized in a test tube and then are used for research purposes

Adult Stem Cells

Found in the tissues of both adults and children


Also found in blood, skin, dental pulp, retina, skeletal muscle and brain


Cytoplasm

Gel like fluid inside the cell and contains organelles

Organelles

Modify, store and transport proteins and dispose cellular waste

Nucleus

Control centre of the cell and contains a set of chromosomes

Tissue

Formed when millions of same type of cells join together to perform a specific function

Epithelial Tissue

Forms a covering for internal and external body surfaces to provide protection, secretions and regulate the passage of materials across them

Connective Tissue

-Major support material of the body


-Includes fats, tendons, cartilage, bone, blood, lymph and ligaments


-Can store fat, destroys bacteria, produce blood cells and develop antibodies against infection and disease




Muscle Tissue

-Ability to lengthen and shorten to provide movement to body parts


-Involuntary or Voluntary

Nerve Tissue

-Found in the brain, spinal cords and nerves


-Conduct electrical impulses


-Responsible for coordinating and controlling body activities

Organs

formed when several types of tissue group together to perform a single function

Skeletal System

-206 bones in the body


-Axial Skelton and appendicular skeleton


Muscular System

-Gives us ability to stand, walk, run, jump, move our eyes, smile and frown


-Consists of muscle tissue, connective tissue, nerve tissue and vascular blood tissue

Cardiovascular System

Consists of Circulatory System, Heart and Lymphatic System
-Transport oxygen, nutrients, hormones and waste products throughout the body


-Regulate body temperature and chemical stability