Anatomy

The bone marrow is not only a substance that has a very decisive, even vital, function in the organism. Many people consider the bone marrow to be a delicacy that is rich in energy, especially fat. In addition, comes

Ribonucleic acid has a similar structure to deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). As a carrier of genetic information, however, it only plays a subordinate role. As a buffer for information, it serves, among other things, as a translator and transmitter

The cell (Latin cellula) forms the smallest unit of life. Humans are made up of many different types of cells that differ in appearance and function. What is a cell? Some organisms, like bacteria, just exist

The brain (technically: cerebrum or encephalon) is the control center of the body consisting of nerve tissue, in which information from the inside of the body is integrated and processed with information from the outside world. Together with the R

The texture of the skin is not just an indication of the diseases that are present. The skin also plays a primary role in connection with the aesthetics and visual appearance of a person. The skin also performs numerous functions

Sebum glands are unevenly distributed throughout the human body. If the sebum production is disturbed, various problems can arise. The following is an overview of the function and structure, as well as possible complications

The pituitary gland, in English pituitary gland, is a hormonal gland about the size of a hazelnut kernel, which is located in the middle fossa at the level of the nose and ears. It works closely with the hypothalamus and controls like an interface

The kidneys take on important functions in the human organism. Disorders of the kidney impair bodily regulatory processes that are vital.

The auricle is the outer part of the ear that is individually shaped for each person. It has both functionally important and functionless parts (e.g. earlobes). Diseases of the auricles are often the result of mechanical ones

The human gastrointestinal tract is made up of different sections. The first part of the small intestine that joins the stomach is called the duodenum.

The spleen is an important human organ that performs three important functions, namely the production and storage of white blood cells for the immune system and the removal of obsolete red blood cells.

The uterus (technically: uterus) is an organ in the female pelvis. It serves as a fruit holder in the event of pregnancy. In addition, the uterus influences the woman's sexual perception and her hormonal balance.

The kidneys take on important functions in the human organism. Disorders of the kidney impair bodily regulatory processes that are vital.

A person is always accompanied by his own pulse or heartbeat for a lifetime. A healthy person's heart beats more than 100,000 per day. The pulse also proves to be of essential importance for the human body

The scrotum (scrotum) is one of the male genital organs. It consists of skin and muscle tissue and envelops the testicles, epididymis and parts of the spermatic duct and the spermatic cord.

The vagus nerve is the tenth of a total of twelve cranial nerves, the nuclei of which are located directly in the brain. The vagus nerve makes up the largest part of the parasymphaticus and is connected to almost all internal organs via multiple branches. Besides his

Neurotransmitters are like our body's couriers. They are biochemical substances that have the task of transmitting signals from one nerve cell (neuron) to the next. Without neurotransmitters, the controls would be ours

The iris, or iris, is a pigment-enriched structure in the eye between the cornea and the lens, which surrounds the eye hole (pupil) in the center and acts as a kind of diaphragm for the optimal imaging of objects on the retina

In medicine, melanins are the body's own pigments that give the skin, hair and eyes their color. The melanins are produced in the so-called melanocytes and released to the surrounding cells. In pigmented people

In medicine, melanins are the body's own pigments that give the skin, hair and eyes their color. The melanins are produced in the so-called melanocytes and released to the surrounding cells. In pigmented people