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It's a picture. It'll be fun.
We're very good at explaining our bodies with pictures. You know all about our bodies when you read this book.
In the chapter, explain the pain that's in the situation scientifically from the intestinal tract to the quandary, and tell you how each of the cells is composed of the intestines, the parts of the bowel, and the cells that are in the body, and it's not just bad for the discharge of the bad bacteria, and also the way the platelets stick to the tear and stop the blood. And the principles of teeth. And the process of tooth decay, the structure of skin. It's often a matter of being infected and
Osamu Nishimoto: Didn't know this? Our fascinating bodies: The secrets of cells
Our body is made up of about 38 trillion cells. A lot of people, right? These cells are tiny and many, many, thousands of them are just what we need to be, to make our bodies and move them. And it's a strong defense against viruses and bacteria and protect our bodies. What if those cells send out the C.S.S? There's a problem with our bodies somewhere. I want you to solve the mystery of why my body is sick, why this happens, depending on what the cell's cosus is doing. It contains various things in our body: when we are sick, when we get down, when our knees are low, when my bones are broken, when I have toothache, when the ear is pained by a smart phone, and so forth. As we learn how our cells work in nine different cos situations, we also discover the secrets of our own interesting and fascinating body. Open up the map of the human body, of the cells, of viruses, of our bodies, and of our children, which are a fascinating collection of cartoons and pictures.
Korean title: 이건 몰랐지? 신기한 우리 몸: 세포의 비밀
Korean author: 니시모토 오사무
Korean publisher: 미세기
ISBN-13: 9788980710171
Reviews
It's a picture. It'll be fun.
We're very good at explaining our bodies with pictures. You know all about our bodies when you read this book.
In the chapter, explain the pain that's in the situation scientifically from the intestinal tract to the quandary, and tell you how each of the cells is composed of the intestines, the parts of the bowel, and the cells that are in the body, and it's not just bad for the discharge of the bad bacteria, and also the way the platelets stick to the tear and stop the blood. And the principles of teeth. And the process of tooth decay, the structure of skin. It's often a matter of being infected and
