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Carl Wernicke Carl Wernicke
Carl Wernicke 1848-1905 German neuroanatomist, pathologist, and psychiatrist who made fundamental discoveries about brain function. Carl Wernicke was an influential member of the nineteenth-century German school of neuropsychiatry, which viewed all mental illnesses as resulting from defects... Read more
Anatomy of Plants Anatomy of Plants
Anatomy of Plants Plants are the primary producers in Earth's ecosystem. Plants are autotrophic, meaning that they produce their own food (via photosynthesis), and as a result ultimately produce food for the ecosystem's consumers (such as humans). Understanding plant function... Read more
Human body Human body
51. Body, Human See also 14. ANATOMY ; 50. BODILY FUNCTIONS . acrocephaly Medicine. having a high, pointed skull. Also called oxycephaly. Read more
Management Management
Business ManagementBIBLIOGRAPHYManagement is a term that is used to describe a particular kind of behavior within an organization. Specifically, the term describes the behavior of those responsible for the decisions that determine the allocation of the physical and human resources within an... Read more
Polyketides Polyketides
PHYSIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY can be traced back to Greek natural philosophy, yet in our age it has emerged as a sophisticated experimental science with numerous subspecialties. After distinction from its origins in the older discipline of anatomy, physiology encompassed study of physical and chemical... Read more
Applied kinesiology Applied kinesiology
Applied kinesiology Definition Applied kinesiology (AK) is the study of muscles and the relationship of muscle strength to health. It incorporates a system of manual muscle testing and therapy. AK is based on the theory that an organ dysfunction is accompanied by a specific muscle weakness.... Read more
Body Plan Body Plan
Body Plan The term "body plan" refers to the general similarities in development and form and function among members of a particular phylum. Another name for these similarities is baüplan, which is the German word for "body plan." A body plan is a group of structural and... Read more
medicine medicine
medicine the science and art of treating and preventing disease. History of Medicine Ancient Times Prehistoric skulls found in Europe and South America indicate that Neolithic man was already able to trephine, or remove disks of bone from, the skull successfully, but whether this delicate... Read more
Roots Roots
Roots Plants are autotrophic and make their own food via photosynthesis. However, they must acquire the molecular building blocks for the production of food from the environment. Carbon dioxide (CO2), water, and a variety of minerals are needed for photosynthesis to occur. While CO2 comes from the... Read more
anatomy anatomy
anatomy , branch of biology concerned with the study of body structure of various organisms, including humans. Comparative anatomy is concerned with the structural differences of plant and animal forms. The study of similarities and differences in anatomical structures forms the basis for ... Read more

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