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SHERELL SPENCER

FLASH CARDS FOR ANATOMY

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suprarrenal glands located on the top of the kidneys, fitting like a cap over the organs Adrenal glands
found in the embryo and in umbilical cord blood to develop into a specific type of a specific of adult stem cell. Embryonic stem cells
a type of defensive cells that contains lymphocytes and other defensive cells Lymphoid tissue
progressive degeneration of myelin sheaths, resulting in a widespread of impairment of nerve function (muscle control) Multe sclerosis
the relationship between an events during fetal development and the appearance of specific anatomical, physiological or disease in years later in life. Fetal programming
located behind and below the pillars of the faucet and the lingual tonsils Palatine tonsils
divisions consists of the trachea, all segments of the brachial tree and the lungs Lower respiratory tract
formed by the intermingling of fibers from the first four lumbar nerves. Lumber Plexus
the tissue that firms on the first lining of the uterus as an interface between the circulatory system of the mother and developing child, serves as a temporary endocrine gland. Placenta
a protein hormone that plays a role in energy balance, regulation of immunity and neuroendocrine function and development. Leptin
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