Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Body Cells and Their Development in the Body

In the world each and every one of the living things for example microbes, pests, animals, as well as all living creatures are composed mainly of many types of cells. Our body is composed of millions of cells that are particularly mass-produced and tailored to perform specific purposes, for example, such as sex cells for sexual functions, sperms and ova cells to perform the activities of breeding.  In this stage, we should understand about what is a cell?  A cell is the fundamental component of the entire human beings and animate things or any creatures that those have the ability to produce their offspring.  

A tissue is a group or gathering of cells of the same type, for example, a nervous tissue is a collection of neuron cells, muscular tissue is a collection of muscle cells, a connective tissue is a collection of connective cells.  In this way, an organ is a group of tissues, for example, lungs, heart, liver, etc. 

A system is a collection of organs, for example, musculoskeletal system comprises of muscles and bones, and circulatory system is a collection of heart, blood vessels, and lymphatic vessels.

All cells that fit in to the different tissues of the body and different organs of the body divide consistently from the conception of a human being the in womb, and each human being’s body grows from childhood to parenthood.  

By way of metabolism, the body maintains the wear and tear out of the cells of the body by way of subdivision of body cells that is maintaining necessary cells to grow and unnecessary cells to wear out.  Usually the speed upon which an organ should cultivate and at which point it should pause developing is beneath the management of the body itself.

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