### substance:

Cytoplasm
* Most cytoplasm contains concentration
  - glycogen
* Most cytoplasm has basophilic staining
  - functions
  - various functions
* Most cytoplasm leads to activations
  - cell activations
* Some cytoplasm contains different organelles
  - genetic information
  - occurs during telophase
* always surrounds the nucleus.
  - essential proteins, molecules, and other substances for the cell to survive
  - fine granules
  - lamellar bodies of surfactant
  - two major types of granules
* fills each cell and surrounds the nucleus.
* flows into the oocyte through ring canals connecting the nurse cells to the oocyte.
* has functions
* includes corpi
  - cytoskeletons
* is delicate and lacy
  - eosinophillic and fibrillary
  - extremely deformable and very flexible
  - part of cells
  - scant and basophilic
  - so essential to the cell, it requires working order to operate and maintain life
* mediates both development and oxidation-induced apoptotic cell death in mouse zygotes.
* pinches apart like a balloon with a string around it.
* shows variable basophilia.

### substance | cytoplasm:

Central body
* consists of brain case and primary organ housing armored within a bone cage.
* is cytoplasm

### substance | cytoplasm:

Centrosome
* also regulate the cell division cycle.
* are cytoplasm
  - organelles which serve as the main site for microtubule organization
  - the primary site of nucleation of microtubules in animal cells
* are white or magenta spheres
* begin to migrate to opposite poles
  - move away from each other
* consist of a pair of centrioles and are found near the nuclear envelope in animal cells.
* help organize microtubules to form mitotic spindle poles.
* move apart
  - away from the nucleus in opposite directions, leaving behind a spindle apparatus
  - to opposite ends of the cell
  - toward ends
* play a role in spindle assembly by nucleating and organizing the spindle microtubules.

Cytosol
* includes corpi
* is the content of cytoplasm without organelle like chloroplast and mitochondrion.
* refers to the fluid contained by the cell membrane.

### substance | cytoplasm:

Plasmodium
* Plasmodia can move along the forest floor, on to dead leaves that are bathed in sunlight.
* Some plasmodiums cause diseases
  - malaria
  - infect mosquitoes
  - protozoans
  - species
* can affect a human population in many ways.
* causes malaria.
* completes sexual reproduction in female mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles.
* gets into people via the saliva of a biting mosquito.
* is the genus of the organism that causes malaria
  - transferred to humans to mosquitos
  - transmitted to the mosquito from vertebrate hosts as gametocytes
  - undoubtedly the most familiar sporozoan genus
* move across the surface on which they form in order to obtain nutrients.
* produces one or more sporangia where meiosis takes place.
* protozoan that causes malaria, a serious, sometimes fatal, disease
  - transmitted by mosquitoes that is responsible for malaria
* single celled protoctistan.
* vivax clinically resistant to chloroquine in Colombia.

Dense material
* Some dense materials have particles.
* have virtually no shielding effect on neutrons.

Dental material
* are specially fabricated materials , designed for use in dentistry.
* are the most extensively employed biomaterials for incorporation in the human body
* can break down and change with time.

Dentin
* composes most of the root, which normally has pulp canals.
* forms most of the tooth.
* gives strength, fluoride hardens and stabilizes the crystals of teeth.

Diamagnetic material
* cause lines of magnetic flux to curve away from the material.
* have a weak, negative susceptibility to magnetic fields
  - small negative , so but

Dielectric
* All dielectrics have a certain value of breakdown potential.
* are materials that contain no free electrons.