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Levels of Body Organization

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Anaplasia   show
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Anomaly   show
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show fat  
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cartilage   show
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show the functional unit of all living things  
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show the genomes of DNA viruses (as bacteriophages) that take up basophilic stains and contain most or all of the genes of the organism  
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connective tissue   show
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show the study of cells  
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Cytoplasm   show
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Dysplasia   show
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show composed of close packed cells that form a covering and line the body structures  
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show red blood cell  
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show the study of tissue  
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Homeostasis   show
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Hyperplasia   show
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Hypertrophy   show
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show a condition of arrested development in which an organ or part remains below the normal size or in an immature state  
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show individual muscle cells  
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muscle tissue   show
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show allows for conduction of electrical impulses  
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show nerve cells  
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show structure within a cell that contains DNA  
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show collection of several different tissue types that work together to perform a special function  
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show a branch of biology that deals with the functions and activities of life or of living matter (as organs, tissues, or cells) and of the physical and chemical phenomena involved  
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show an unspecialized cell capable of perpetuating itself through cell division and having the potential to give rise to differentiated cells with specialized functions  
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system   show
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show a group of cells that function together to perform a specific activity. There are four types  
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Triage   show
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