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Merry Ezequiah D. Mejica posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 1 week agoThe Micro-Athlete: Intramurals Histology ArtFueled by an intriciate network of muscle and blood (represented here by skeletal fibers and capillaries), the Triceps…
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FATIMA ALENA QUAN posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoFor this Histology Art activity, I chose to show the power used in a softball bat swing. This movement mainly uses the skeletal muscles of the upper body and core to… -
Christian posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoThe Micro-Athlete: Intramurals Histology Art Chess.
As the champions of the SU Intramurals 2026, I proudly… -
Channylle A. Balanay posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoThe Micro-Athlete: Intramurals Histology ArtThis core concept of this artwork represents the neuron as the main specialized tissue that guides gamers during their matches.
The central galaxy star represents the entire neural body.
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Aphryll Cristin Saceda posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoThe Micro-Athlete: Intramurals Histology Art –
The core concept of this artwork is a biological and thematic synthesis: a basketball player’s muscular forearm and fist… -
Aiscelle Heart N. Baldomar posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoHand-Drawn Illustrations of the Four Primary Tissue Types ┃Baldomar -
Aiscelle Heart N. Baldomar posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoHand-Drawn Illustrations of the Four Primary Tissue Types ┃Baldomar -
Janine E. Talan added a photo 1 month, 2 weeks agoTalan, Janine E. | MT30 DDThe Micro-Athlete: Intramurals Histology Art – This artwork represents a cross-section of non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium lining the vocal cords. The multiple cellular layers protect the tissue from friction and mechanical stress caused by repeated cheering. The megaphone shape symbolizes voice p…
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Lance Amores posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoThe Micro-Athlete: Intramurals Histology Art — Shuttlecock Motion in Skeletal MuscleThis artwork shows a shuttlecock surrounded by skeletal muscle tissue to r…
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ALTHEA DEQUITO posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoI chose a basketball jump shot as the specific intramurals moment because it places significant force and pressure on the skeletal system, particularly the long bones…. -
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MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoDuran, Jillianne E.
MT 30 – DD (LEC)Activity: The Micro-Athlete
Swimming is a sport that demands exertion from nearly every muscle group to generate movement and… -
ALTHEA DEQUITO posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoEpithelial Tissue – Small Intestine (Simple Columnar Epithelium)
Single layer of tall columnar cells with oval nuclei near the base and apical microvilli forming a b… -
Ashelyn Solamillo posted an update in the group
MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoTHE MICRO – ATHLETEThe cardiac muscle is one of the muscles that works hard during a volleyball game because it pumps more blood. This helps deliver oxygen and energy to the other muscles that are working.
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MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoThe Micro-Athlete I “The Rhythm of the Fibers” transforms the microscopic structure of skeletal muscle (Biceps brachii) into a vibrant scene inspired by the Che… -
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MT30 – DD (LEC) 1 month, 2 weeks agoHand-Drawn Illustrations of the Four Primary Tissue Types
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