The Internal Environment of Multicellular OrganismCard 1: Internal Environment of Multicellular Organism
Internal Environment of Multicellular OrganismThe internal environment of a multicellular cell is referring to the medium surrounding the cell. It consists of blood plasma and interstitial fluid. (Also named as the extracellular fluid) Card 2: What is homeostasis?
HomeostasisHomeostasis is the property of a system, especially a living organism, that regulates its internal environment so as to maintain a stable, constant condition. Card 3: Name the factors that affect the internal environment of the cell in human body which must be kept constant.
Factors Affecting the Internal Environment.
Card 4: What is the importance of homeostasis?
Importance of HomeostasisMaintaining a suitable environment for all the enzyme function efficienly, and hence enable all biochemical reactions been carried out at their maximum rate. Card 5: Systems involve in thermoregulation in humans
Regulation of body temperature
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2.1a Cellular Components and Their Function 2.1b Comparison of an Animal Cell and Plant Cell 2.1c Relationship between Densities of Cwetain organelles with the Function of Specific Cell 2.2a Cell Organisation - Unicellular and Multicellular Organism 2.2b Human Organ System 2.2c The internal Environment of Multicellular Organism Back to Main Table |
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