Histology of Cardiovascular System

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Explores the structure and function of the biliary vesicle as a bile reservoir.

Explores the histological structure and circulation of the spleen, highlighting practical implications of splenic dysfunction.

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Explains the function of the respiratory system, emphasizing ventilation and muscle movements.

Explores cardiac fibers, signal generation, electromechanical coupling, and the cardiac cycle.

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Explores microcirculation control, blood flow regulation, and cardiovascular adaptation to exercise.

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

Explores the anatomy of the oral cavity floor, focusing on muscles and nerves.

Explores muscle anatomy, function, force generation, and measurement techniques in biomechanics.

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