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What systems maintain homeostasis
Endocrin system and the nervous system help maintain homeostasis.
What do red blood cells do in the human body
carry oxygen.
What part of the male reproductive system is also responsible for urination
Urethra APEX_
What is only active during a specific immune response
B cells
After filtering by the nephron where does the cleaned blood go
renal vein...
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