During exercise/activity, the heart beats faster. The circulation speeds up. Muscles release toxins that the capillaries pick up. Veins transport waste back to the heart/lungs. The lungs speed up their action to help clear the blood faster and bring in more oxygen. The arteries expand with increased heart rate, pushing O2 back through the blood stream to muscles, etc. The kidneys are busy clearing toxins too. The skin responds with increased sweat. Sweating/physical body warmth prompts us to drink, replacing fluids to help circulating blood volume, and continued removal of waste. By drinking more and because the kidneys are working more, often we'll need to urinate, thus ridding our body of toxins. The muscles continue to demand glucose for energy; the pancreas responds under the demand.
Each of these systems interact seamlessly, without our conscious control (unless we have health conditions that make us more aware of potential problems).
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AS for as i know itz the control centre of cells, and directs cell's activities.
compartmentalization of enzymes into defined organelles
How does the endocrine system control blood glucose levels
The response of your glands is involuntary and controlled by a negative feedback system.
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The nucleus is the control center of all cellular activity.
relevance of du-pont control chart to the industry?
no
In 1992 COSO issued Internal Control--An Integrated Framework for companies, their managements, and their auditors.
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Nucleus
It serve as the control system.It control every activity.
yes in a global economy government has less control over economic activity
Sudan is an independent country; it was however, briefly a British colony
A person who has a mild personality requires self control so they do not get angry and have bursts of emotions. If you have self control you will be able to handle stressful situations more easily.
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