Question: what are all the body systems.

Asked by chocolate9 to Cindy, Katelin, Kate, Miranda, Yagiz on 12 Mar 2013.

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  1. Photo: Miranda WeenMiranda Ween
    answered on 12 Mar 2013:

    circulatory, digestive, endocrine, immune, lymphatic, muscular, nervous, reproductive, respiratory, skeletal, and urinary.

    I’ll let the others describe what they do

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  2. Photo: Yagiz "Biohacker" Alp AksoyYagiz "Biohacker" Alp Aksoy
    answered on 13 Mar 2013:

    There is also endocannabinoid system which used to be part of nervous system but now studied separately. It involves various small molecules that are known as neuromodulators which regulates memory, appetite and pain sensation.
    Personally, I like “systems biology” (the new black in biomedical science) which studies interactions between all of the biological systems.

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  3. Photo: Kate SkulteKate Skulte
    answered on 13 Mar 2013:

    In a sentence…

    Circulatory: The network of vessels which pump your blood around your body
    Digestive: From where your food goes in until is comes out the other end
    Endocrine: The organs which produce hormones
    Immune: Your cells which fight infection
    Lymphatic: vessels which drain fluid from your body
    Muscular: all your muscles
    Nervous: Your nerves, brain and spine
    Reproductive: For creating new life
    Respiratory: For breathing in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide
    Skeletal: Your bones
    Urinary: disposes of your liquid waste!

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  1. Photo: lulululu
    commented on 12 Mar 2013:

    Digestive helps you digest the food in your body to take the nutrients and eliminate the waste!

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