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MT 30-E Lab (Histology Art 2024-2025) 10 months, 3 weeks agoLab Activity 7: Respiratory System TissuesThis drawing captures the delicate structure of the respiratory lining, designed for both protection and efficient gas exchange, a reminder of the precision behind every breath.
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MT 30-E Lab (Histology Art 2024-2025) 10 months, 3 weeks agoLab Activity 6: Urinary System TissuesThese drawing illustrates the structures of tissues in the pathways and parts of the urinary system, which works to ensure that balance and excretion are in perfect coordination.
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MT 30-E Lab (Histology Art 2024-2025) 10 months, 3 weeks agoLab Activity 5: Digestive System TissuesThese illustrations show forms such as intricate folds and glandular structures of the digestive lining giving an idea on…
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MT 30-E Lab (Histology Art 2024-2025) 10 months, 3 weeks agoLab Activity 4: Integumentary System TissuesOur body’s first line of defense is both simple in appearance yet complex in function, as highlighted on these tissues.
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Chrissel Kate added 2 media 12 months agoChrissel Kate B. Cadungog
MT 30 (LAB) – H
Activity 3: The Circulatory SystemHere are the kinds of tissues in the circulatory system under the microscope and my drawings. The circulatory system is primarily responsible for transporting oxygen, nutrients, and hormones to cells throughout the body, while also removing waste products like carbon d…
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Chrissel Kate added 2 media 12 months agoChrissel Kate B. Cadungog
MT 30 (LAB) – H
Activity 2D: Nervous Tissues
Here are the kinds of nervous tissues found in the body. Looking at it, is just so interesting. Nervous tissues makes us uniquely human. It’s what allows us to remember people we love, react when we’re scared, feel pain so we can protect ourselves, and even dream while we sleep… -
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Chrissel Kate added 2 media 12 months agoChrissel Kate B. Cadungog
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Activity 2B: Connective TissuesBelow are the different types of connective tissues that are found in our body (in microscopic view and illustration representation). Connective tissues supports, protects, and gives structure to other tissues and organs in the b…
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Microscopic Photos of the Integumentary System Tissues
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