Biology

Blood plasma

Leucocytes

Thrombocytes

Erythrocytes

Lymphocytes

pleural membrane

intercostal muscles

diaphragm

pericardium

epiglottis

excess amino acid is broken down into ammonia and keto acid

fats and oil are converted into an emulsion for absorption

excess glucose is converted and store as glycogen in the liver

glycogen is reconverted into glucose through the action of glucagon

excess amino acid is converted into proteins

Concentrated urine is produced under the control of antidiuretic hormone

The total volume of urine produced depends on the need for water excretion

if there is excess intake of water, dilute urine is expected

if there is a shortage of water in the body the volume of the urine produced is decreased

in the presence of antidiuretic hormone dilute urine is produced

haemoglobin

haemocyanin

chlorocruorin

haemoerythrin

melanin