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Myocardium

Myocardium: The Wall of the Heart What is Myocardium Myocardium is a set of muscle cells, which have a peculiar arrangement and structure that make up the heart wall. The cardiac muscle contains an enormous amount of muscle fibers, whose main characteristic is its great contraction capacity.

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Nervous system

Nerve Cell Introduction (both parts) Our nervous system is divided into two parts: central nervous system (composed of the brain and spinal cord) and peripheral nervous system (composed of nervous tissue located outside the central nervous system). Understanding the Nervous System: Main Features It is in the central nervous system that our thoughts, emotions, memories are stored and all kinds of sensory stimulation occur.
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Autotrophs and Heterotrophs

Bacteria (autotroph) and lion (carnivorous heterotroph) Autotrophs Also known as producer beings, they are those who have the ability to produce their own food. According to the process used to manufacture the food, they can be classified into chemosynthesizers and photosynthesizers.
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Cell Core Structure

Cell Nucleus: Important Functions in the Cell Introduction - What is the Cell Nucleus The nucleus is one of the most important organelles in an animal cell. It is composed of a complex structure that performs extremely important functions in the cell. Much of cell activity is controlled by genes, which are located in the cell nucleus.
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Branches of Biology

Branches of Biology: areas that divide the study of this science virus study) - Cell Biology (Cytology) - cell study - Genetics (study of genes and heredity) - Molecular Biology (study of biology at the molecular level) - Evolutionary biology - Study of evolution of species - Physiology (studies of functions mechanical, biochemical (mechanical, animal and plant) - Ecology (study of ecosystems) - Systemic Biology (study of interactions between biological systems) - Conservation Biology (study of biodiversity and species preservation) - Bioethics (transdisciplinary study between Biology, Medicine, Ethics and Law) - Developmental Biology (focus on the study of embryonic development) - Ethology (study of behavior) of animals) - Environmental Biology (area focused on the study of the Environment) - Immunology (study of the immune system) - Biotechnology (study of technology based on Biology) - Taxonomy (study that orders and classifies living beings) - Histology ( biological tissue studies) - Marine Biology (studies of living things that inhabit saltwater.
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Asexual Reproduction

Corals: Asexual Reproduction Introduction - What it is Unlike in sexual reproduction, in asexual reproduction there is no need for another individual to generate offspring, that is, in this type of reproduction only a single being is capable of generating other genetically identical ones. This occurs through a process of cell division called mitosis.
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Vitamin C

Acerola: Great Source of Vitamin C Vitamin C functions in the body: · Strengthens the blood capillaries. · It is extremely important in antiallergic treatments. Helps strengthen the immune system. · It is excellent in preventing influenza and infections. It acts on the body as a powerful antioxidant.
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Photos of Reptiles

Photos of the best known reptile species: - Sea turtle - Hawksbill tartature - Leatherback tortoise - Jabuti - Snake-neck shit - Green alligator - Calango (Tropidurus torquatus) - Boa constrictor -constrictor - Sucuri - Rattlesnake - Jararacuçu
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Endoplasmic Reticulum

Endoplasmic Reticulum: Important Cell Organelle What it is - Definition The Endoplasmic Reticulum is an organelle present within the cells of eukaryotes (presence of cell nucleus and various organelles). Main features: - Formed from plasma membrane invagination; - Formed by tubules and flattened vesicles; - Has connection to the library (nuclear wrap); - RE membranes surround spaces that are separated from the rest of the cell.
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Metabolism

Metabolism: Chemical and Physical Processes in the Body What is Metabolism Metabolism is the sum of chemical and physical processes that take place within a living organism. Types Metabolism is divided into catabolism (breakdown of a substance for energy) and anabolism (the body's ability to transform one substance into another for development and repair).
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Karyoplasma

Karyoplasma: rich in organic molecules What it is (definition) Karyoplasma, also known as nucleoplasma, halioplasma or karyolymph, is an aqueous (semi-liquid) solution composed of proteins, nucleotides, RNAs, nucleosides and ions. In this compound are the nucleoli and chromatin dipped.
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Homeostasis

Nervous System: One of the Homeostasis Controllers What It Is (Meaning): Homeostasis is the relatively stable condition that the body needs to perform its functions properly for the body's balance. Homeostasis: Greek word, whose meaning already defines very well what it is: homeo- = similarity; -stasis = put action, stability.
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Differences between animal and plant cells

Animal and Plant Cell: Many Differences Main differences between animal and plant cells: Animal Cell: In the Golgi Complex, the vesicles are stacked. Plant Cell: Golgi Complex vesicles appear isolated. Animal Cell: has centriole. Plant Cell: has no centriole.
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Main Nerves of the Human Body

Human Body Nerves Main Human Body Nerves - Cranial Nerves - Cervical Nerves - Radial Nerve - Median Nerve - Cubital Nerve - Thoracic Nerves - Lumbar Nerves - Sciatic Nerve - Tibial Nerve - Posterior Tibial Nerve - Plantar Nerve medium - Femoral nerve Last reviewed: 01/30/2019 _________________________________________ By Elaine Barbosa de Souza Student in Biological Sciences at the Methodist University of São Paulo.
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Mammals Animals

Blue Whale: The World's Largest Mammal Introduction Within the classification of vertebrate animals, mammals are the most important. Females of this species have milk-secreting mammary glands, which is an indispensable food for young mammals. Mammal Information and Characteristics Most mammals have hair, some have partially covered body, while others have hair all over their bodies.
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Iguana

Iguana: A Reptile That Lives in Tropical Regions Key Information and Features: - Iguana is a reptile that inhabits tropical regions of America. We can find iguanas in northern Brazil, Central America and Mexico. They live mainly in forested areas. - Iguana lives mainly in trees.
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Reptiles Books

Bibliographic indication for the study of Reptiles Bibliography (Book Reptiles Indication): Reptiles - Look Closer Author: Kindersley, Dorling Publisher: Ciranda Cultural Amphibians and Reptiles of Brazil - Zoologia Brasílica Vol.3 Collection Author: Santos, Eurico Publisher: Villa Rica Knowing the Animals - Scales and Shields, the Reptiles - Children's World Collection Author: Bassi, Silvia Publisher: National The Name of All Things - Reptiles, Amphibians and Insects Author: Széliga, Márcia; Guedes, Hardy Publisher: HGF Reptile Culture Projects - First Discoveries Collection Author: Caramelo Publisher: Caramelo Paleontology - Triassic Reptiles and Dinosaurs Author: Lisbon, Valter / Barboni, Ronaldo / Silva, Joni Marcos F.
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Snakes

Rattlesnake: poisonous and common snake in Brazil What they are Snakes are reptiles belonging to the order Squamata. They are also known as snakes and have as main feature the absence of legs, which lost during the evolutionary process. Main characteristics of snakes: - They have the ability, due to anatomical characteristics, to ingest large prey (whole and without the need to chew them).
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Arachnids

Spider: A very feared arachnid by people What they are (definition) and examples Arachnids are organisms that belong to the Arachnida class of the Arthropod phylum. This class includes more than 60,000 species, including: spiders, ticks, scorpions, etc. Main Characteristics of Arachnids Arthropods have a well-developed nervous system and many of them, such as spider and crab, have exoskeleton, ie a hard outer shell.
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Ecological Pyramids

Example of an ecological pyramid Introduction (what they are) Getting food is the same as getting energy to stay alive and perform the most diverse biological functions. All living things are part of some food chain. Ecological pyramids are representations of the energy flow that happens in all food chains.
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Environmental Microbiology

Environmental Microbiology: A Major Area of ​​Biology Introduction (what it is) Microbiology is a branch of knowledge in the large area called Biology. Practitioners investigating microbiology-related topics seek to understand the vital processes of organisms invisible to the naked eye. These organisms can be: - Viruses - Bacteria - Unicellular algae - Yeast type fungi.
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