GARY CARLSON ILLUSTRATION
seal over a wound site in arterial endothelium
Plasma is composed lymphocytes, erythrocytes and platelets
Cholesterol forms the core of these polymorphic transporters in blood plasma.
Virus hijacks cellular mechanisms to create replicates emerging from the host cell
Mucous secreting cells in tandem with ciliated cells move foreign particles out of the respiratory system
A Neural body synaptically connects to multiple dendrites
multiple mitochondria provide the power to transport neurotransmitters
Multiple varieties of ligands and receptors form the cell surface environment
Endoplasmic reticulum surrounding the nucleus is closely associated with mitochondria
Instructions for the replication of proteins is transported to the ribosomes from the DNA in the nucleus
Osteoclasts etch away bone matrix reducing the bone thickness
White Blood Cells mature and emerge from bone marrow
Lymphocytes squeeze through gaps in capillaries to engage pathogens