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Mitochondria are abundant in cardiac tissue, constituting 20% to 40% of cellular volume in energy-demanding zones (Marin-Garcia 2005).... The main function of the heart is to deliver blood and oxygen to all tissues.... In order to understand the major diseases that affect the cardiovascular system, it is important to study the heart's basic anatomy and physiology....
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Essay
Histological sections can be enumerated as a common procedure while studying tissue.... The specimens were preserved in molten wax and placed in solid blocks once the histocentre was completed and examined.... As the organs and the tissues are generally too thick it is a normal process to cut thin pieces to make them translucent and allow light to pass through them....
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The purpose of present paper "Blood clotting is an essential and yet potentially lethal process of life" is to describe cardiovascular blood processes in the human body and discuss risks related to this processes.... hellip; Clotting is the solidification of blood in a process known as coagulation....
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Lead Toxicity Part II: The Role of Free Radical Damage and the Use of Antioxidants in the pathology and Treatment of Lead Toxicity.... The writer of the essay explains the risks of it, such as damaging of cellular material and alters cellular genetics and gives the information about lead properties.... Lead damages cellular material and alters cellular genetics leading to neurological, hematological, gastrointestinal, reproductive, circulatory, and immunological pathologies....
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It is widely believed that exercise leads to degeneration exacerbation, especially if one takes the diaphragm muscle which is being constantly used and shows the signs of severe pathology.... As for the heart, it displays the signs of slower developing pathology in comparison with skeletal muscle, although it is similarly affected by the deficiency of both dystrophin and sarcoglycans, and is constantly active.... The heart, also under constant activity and also affected by the loss of dystrophin and sarcoglycans, has a lagging pathology compared with skeletal muscle, where patients and animal models show signs of cardiac dysfunction later in life....
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Essay
hellip; The Lysosome is responsible for destruction and non-functional cellular molecules.... Endoplasmic reticulum: Involved in the manufacture and preparation of cellular protein that either requires to be concealed from the cell or exist in one of the cells covering....
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Assignment
Due to aging, rats develop renal pathology such as; tubular casts, glomerulosclerosis (Kachirskaia, 2008), interstitial fibrosis and infiltration by inflammatory cells this in turn explain the impaired Is there a decrease in the total nuclear protein levels in kidney cortex and medulla in old rats?... Due to aging, rats develop renal pathology such as; tubular casts, glomerulosclerosis (Kachirskaia, 2008), interstitial fibrosis and infiltration by inflammatory cells this in turn explain the impaired functions in these organisms....
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Research Paper
The rapidly proliferating cells of cytotrophoblast produce cellular extension that grows into the syncytiotrophoblast giving rise to the primary chorionic villi, mesenchyme soon grows into these primary villi giving rise to secondary villi.... This term paper "Development of the Human Placenta" focuses on a fetomaternal organ that serves as a connection between mother and the developing fetus....
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Term Paper