### science | biology:

Anatomy
* Anatomies are analysises
  - morphology
* Anatomies have features
  - few unique features
* Anatomies include faces
  - straight faces
* Anatomies require cooperation
  - excellent cooperation
  - show features
* Most anatomies have unique features.
* Some anatomies consist of exoskeletons.
* always relates to physiology or more concisely, structure relates to function.
* discusses specific bones and substructure of bones.
* goes in-depth and covers all body parts, systems, and functions.
* is fundamental to modeling for mechanism

### science | biology | anatomy:

Comparative anatomy
* Comparative anatomies are anatomies.
* is an anatomy
  - another method used to actualize evolution
  - concerned with the structural differences of plant and animal forms
  - the comparison of structure of different animals
* looks at the structures of various organisms.
* reveals the existence of plans of structure in large groups of organisms.

Female anatomy
* Some female anatomies share characteristics.
* is very specific, intricate, specialized.

Human anatomy
* includes the study of the various components of the human body.
* is designed to eat meat
  - important for understanding the structure and mechanical function of the body
  - much more similar to herbivores than carnivores

### science | biology | anatomy | microscopic anatomy:

Cytology
* is biology
  - complex, requiring intense visual review of cells
* microscopic anatomy

### science | biology | anatomy | microscopic anatomy | cytology:

Urine cytology
* involves screening a urine sample for cancer cells.
* is necessary in the evaluation of patients with hematuria.

Uterine cytology
* can also detect the presence of urine contamination and fungal infections.
* swab of the cells lining the uterus.

### science | biology | anatomy | microscopic anatomy:

Histology
* begins with the structure and activities of the cell.
* deals with techniques for looking at tissues under a microscope
  - tissues, and cytology with the fine structures of individual cells
* demonstrates an overgrowth of enlarged endothelial lined vascular spaces.
* features deposits of beta amyloid, neuronal loss and neurofibrillary tangles.
* includes cytochemical and immunocytochemical staining and labeling.
* involves visualizing the bacteria under the microscope.
* is an image-intensive discipline
  - characterized by an intense perivascular infiltrate extending into subcutaneous fat
  - diagnostic and simple excision curative
  - done to both qualify and quantify the tissue at the experimental site
  - fundamental to an understanding of pathology and elements of cell biology
* is the basis for understanding physiologic and pathologic processes
  - microscopic study of tissue structure
  - science of the minute structure of cells, tissues and organs
* is the study of cell and tissue structure at the microscopic level
  - how cells are organized into tissue
* is the study of the organization of tissues and organs using the microscope
  - structure of tissues
  - tissues, including cellular structure and function
  - usually squamous cell carcinoma arising from dysplasia
* prepares tissues from biopsies and surgery for examination by a pathologist.
* refers to the actual tumor pathology.
* reveals tumorous growth of the glands of brunner, which implies benign proliferation.
* shows a cellular interstitial pneumonia
  - lymphocytic bronchitis, focal squamous metaplasia, and luminal PMNs
  - epidermolytic hyperkeratosis
  - extensive neuronal loss and gliosis
  - hyperkeratosis, papillomatosis, acanthosis, and variable acantholysis
  - luminal obstruction of the distal tubules and collecting ducts by urate crystals
  - sebaceous gland hypertrophy, scarring, acanthosis, and frequent telangiectasia
+ Cytology, Other pages: Molecular biology