Download PDF Color Atlas and Text of Histology Sixth Edition by Leslie P. Gartner

Sinopsis

Cells not only constitute the basic units of the human body but also function in executing all of the activities that the body requires for its survival. Although there are more than 200 different cell types, most cells possess common features, which permit them to perform their varied responsibilities. The living component of the cell is the protoplasm, which is subdivided into the cytoplasm and the nucleoplasm (see Graphics 1-1 and 1-2). The protoplasm also contains nonliving material such as crystals and pigments.

Content

1. The Cell
2. Epithelium and Glands
3. Connective Tissue
4. Cartilage and Bone
5. Blood and Hemopoiesis
6. Muscle
7. Nervous Tissue
8. Circulatory System
9. Lymphoid Tissue
10. Endocrine System
11. Integument 
12. Digestive System II
13. Digestive System III
14. Urinary System
15. Female Reproductive System
16. Male Reproductive System
17. Special Senses
18. Respiratory System
19. Digestive System I

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