Disorders of the Musculoskeletal System BONE CELLS 1. Osteoblasts a. Major bone-forming cell b. Becomes osteocytes Osteoclasts c. Cells which break down bone Osteocytes a.…

2/6/2012 3.0 HEREDITY AND VARIATION 3.1 CELL DIVISION 1 2/6/2012 3.1.1 Genes, Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and Chromosomes • Chromosomes are a long, fine, thread-like structures…

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Slide 1 Slide 2 So, where were we? The risk of getting skin cancer, particularly melanoma, can be reduced by taking precautions in the sun. In this workshop we will focus…

1. Burns 2. Classification of Burns Superficial Superficial partial-thickness Deep partial-thickness Full-thickness 3. Very painful, dry, red burns which blanch with pressure.…

1. Good Afternoon! Please make sure you look at the “Due This Week” board to your right.It tells you when items need to be turned in this week.Please copy this information…

1. Exploring Dominant and Recessive TraitsBiology CRHS Neistadt Courtesy of Miss Smith 2. Questions to Think About Let’s list together any genetic traitsyou can think…

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1. 1Chapter 12Integumentary System__________________________________________________________________________________________ Susan G. SalvoCopyright © 2008 by Saunders,…