Organ (biology)

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Provides an overview of the 2021 BIO-105 course organisation and explores the structural hierarchy of animals and the concept of homeostasis.

Explores the anatomy of the abdomen, digestive system, and urinary system.

Explores the anatomy of the abdominal wall, muscles, peritoneum, and visceral structures.

Explores the hierarchical organization in the human body, from molecules to organs, and the significance of water.

Covers the anatomy of the abdomen, including muscles, organs, and innervation.

Covers the anatomy of the abdomen and digestive system, including histological characteristics.

Covers the anatomy of abdominal viscera, focusing on the stomach's detailed structure and function.

Introduces biology and cells, covering proteins, lipids, DNA, organs, tissues, and more.

Covers the anatomy of the abdomen, digestive and urinary systems.

Explores the anatomy of the mediastinum and the thymus development.

Covers the concept and classification of tissues into four basic types.

Covers the fundamentals of biology and cells, exploring their engineering potential and the physics of biological action.

Explores tree sap circulation, wood anatomy, growth rings, and vessel elements.

Explores the formation and applications of organs and organoids, highlighting their potential to revolutionize medical research.

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