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Human Anatomy Tissues, organs, and systems make up the human anatomy, which is the physical structure of the human organism. It is made up of living cells and extracellular materials. Numerous articles discuss physiology and anatomy of the human body. See human blood for in-depth discussions of specific tissues, organs, and systems; circulatory system; human digestive system; human endocrine system; vascular system; skin; system of human muscles; endocrine system; human reproductive system; human respiration; human sensory processing; human skeletal system. See aging for a description of the body's development from conception to old age; growth; prenatal growth; human progress. See protein for a more in-depth look at the biochemical components of the body; carbohydrate; lipid; an amino acid; vitamin; also a hormone. See cell for information about the structure and function of the body's cells. Major body structures are described in many entries. See the abdominal cavity, for instance; adipose tissue; aorta; bone; brain; ear; eye; heart; kidney; intestine large; lung; nose; ovary; pancreas; the pituitary; intestine small; neural tube; spleen; stomach; testis; thymus; the thyroid; tooth; uterus; spinal column.

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