### science | biology:

Physiology
* All physiology is basically mathematical modeling of biological systems.
* Most physiology includes physiology.
* Some physiology deals with development.
* basic discipline of medicine, odontology and biology.
* branch of biology.
* concerns the function of the body in health.
* contributes to success.
* covers function, biological processes, their integration and control
  - human cellular and organ physiology and includes a study of histology
  - plant parts, their function, and the life processes within plants
* focuses on the systems and organs of the human body and their functions.
* general treatment of the biology and mechanics of the major organ systems.
  - studying how living organisms adjust to the adversities of their environments
* is accomplished by chemical processes
  - also the study of how organisms move and reason and learn to cooperate
  - among the oldest disciplines of the basic biomedical sciences
  - an integrative subject and therefore many groups overlap at all levels
  - concerned with the mechanisms of organismal function
  - essentially the internal stimulus that triggers a number of behavioural responses
  - explained as a dynamic process of clearly defined chains of causal links
  - how animals convert and transfer matter and energy in their daily lives
  - largely a study of processes related to homeostasis
  - one of the cornerstones of the biology and health sciences
  - presented from both a biochemical and organismal point of view
* is the essential foundation for the study of medicine and veterinary science
  - life science that is concerned with how living things function
* is the study of biochemical functions of living organisms
  - biological function
  - body function
  - cellular metabolism including growth and biochemical processes
  - function in living tissue
  - functions in a living animal
* is the study of how animals function
  - living systems work
  - plants function and interact with their environment
  - the living organism functions
* is the study of the function and activities of living things and their parts
  - of body parts and the body as a whole
* is the study of the functions and dynamics of the body
  - and functional relationships of parts of an organism
  - of animals
  - functions, mechanisms and structures of living organisms
  - genetic basis of life
  - normal function of the body
  - way humans and animal function
  - therefore integral to the advancement of health and medicine
  - very much an experimental science
* presents major problems
* processes underlying the seasonal pattern of growth in British grassland.
* provides knowledge of the function of the human body.
* seeks to understand the mechanisms that operate within the individual organism.
* serves as a bridge between cellular biology and control theory and systems analysis
  - biology, control theory and systems analysis

### science | biology | physiology:

Exercise physiology
* demonstrates the extremes of physiological stress.
* focuses on the body's response to exercise and movement.
* is an emerging and expanding profession within the health services industry
  - entrenched in the practice of research
  - the study of how people adapt to change in activity patterns

Human physiology
* has a biological affinity for organic minerals.
* is predicated on the homeostatic functioning of organs that are composed of cells
  - significantly different from the physiologies of mice, rats, and other species
  - the study of how the human body functions
* very complex and often times quite perplexing.