ANATOMY & PHYS.CONNECT CARD 180 DAY
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Blood is a connective tissue which flows from heart through arteries and veins to all body. Blood consists of two elements- Formed elements and plasma. Transportation, removal of waste materials, regulation of various cellular activities, and body functions are the general function of the blood.
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ANATOMY & PHYS.CONNECT CARD 180 DAY
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