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Chapter t1. tThe tCell tas ta tUnit tof tHealth tand tDisease
Chapter t2. tCell tInjury, tCell tDeath, tand tAdaptations
Chapter t3. tInflammation tand tRepair
Chapter t4. tHemodynamic tDisorders, tThromboembolism, tand tShock
Chapter t5. tDiseases tof tthe tImmune tSystem
Chapter t6. tNeoplasia
Chapter t7. tGenetic tand tPediatric tDiseases
Chapter t8. tEnvironmental tand tNutritional tDiseases
Chapter t9. tGeneral tPathology tof tInfectious tDiseases
Chapter t10. tBlood tVessels
Chapter t11. tHeart
Chapter t12. tHematopoietic tand tLymphoid tSystems
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Chapter t13. tLung
Chapter t14. tKidney tand tIts tCollecting tSystem
Chapter t15. tOral tCavities tand tGastrointestinal tTract
,Chapter t16. tLiver tand tGallbladder
Chapter t17. tPancreas
Chapter t18. tMale tGenital tSystem tand tLower tUrinary tTract
Chapter t19. tFemale tGenital tSystem tand tBreast
Chapter t20. tEndocrine tSystem
Chapter t21. tBones, tJoints, tand tSoft tTissue tTumors
Chapter t22. tPeripheral tNerves tand tMuscles
Chapter t23. tCentral tNervous tSystem
Chapter t24. tSkin
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Chapter 1. The Cell as a Unit of Health and Disease
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D) store calcium bonds for muscle contractions.
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formed by a lipid bilayer, most of the specific membrane
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functions are carried out by:
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C) surface antigens and hormone receptors. t t t t
D) a gating system of selective ion channels.
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4 To effectively relay signals, cell-to-cell communication
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utilizes chemical messenger systems that:
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