
“The-Liver Cell” shows an artistically rendered liver cell.
The liver cell is cuboidal and measures about 20-30 µm.
The liver cell has many functions. It is involved with protein synthesis, protein storage, metabolism of carbohydrates, formation of cholesterol, bile salts and phospholipids, and participates in detoxification and excretion of both exogenous and endogenous products.
The style is reminiscent of surrealism . The complexity of brain function is reduced to its 3 major functions.
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“Anatomy of Cell Function;-receive, process/produce, and export “ shows the basic process involved in human liver cellular function
The cell receives, processes, and exports.
The complexity of these three basic functions will unfold not only in the cell but in all functional systems.
The style is reminiscent of surrealism.
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“Red Cell in the Blood Stream” shows a single red cell floating down the river of plasma. The deformability and biconcave shape of the red cell is essential to its function. The red cell is about 7.5 to 8.5μm in diameter and 1.5 to 2.0 μm in thickness. They lack a nucleus. There are about 20–30 trillion red cells in the body representing 25% of cells in the body. In contrast there are 7.4 billion people in the world
Hemoglobin is the functional marvel in the red cell. The hemoglobin in the red cells take up oxygen in the lungs and transport it to the cells via the capillaries. The approximately 8μm cells have to fit into the approximately 5μm capillary. The red cells deform and release oxygen into the tissues .
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Tree cells in combination give life to the tree in accordance with the principles of the constitution.
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Adam and Eve ventured into the Garden of Eden Cell Shop with their shopping list of the functional needs for their society.
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They chose the brain cell or neuron for its leadership, and they playfully called it “Il Presidente.” Crucially, the neuron could connect not only with other brain cells, but also (directly or indirectly) with every cell in the body. The neuron could also react to the outside environment.
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Adam tried on the brain cell and sought Eve’s approval. It was tailored for both the internal and external environments.
Modified public domain work of Henri Rousseau “The Dream” 1910 (MoMA)
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“Il presidente” made his first speech referencing Hillel’s sage advice: “If I am not for the body of my person who will be? And if I am only for the body of my person, then what am I? If not now when then?”
Adam and Eve nodded at each other, satisfied with their choice.
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Enemy of the Common Good will be taken down by the Macrophage with Great Conviction for the sake of the peace of humanity
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Adam and Eve realized that the cell was the key “person” in their society
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The cells knew they would be around for a long time; their grand scheme was to pursue Oneness. They understood the consequences of bullying, selfishness, greed, and jealousy. They also knew the power of goodness, integrity, humility, and sharing. The cells resolved to fight the evil aspects of humanity. 56 cells from all walks of life discussed the issue of collaborative community living, and drafted a constitution they all signed in Philadelphia. The cells submitted this proposal to Adam and Eve. It read:
“We the Cells of the Body, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United Cells of the Body.”
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Courtesy of photograph provided by Ralf Roletschek / fahrradmonteur.de subsequently modified
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The 7 cells chosen by Adam and Eve to to advise the design of the structure and function of the body.
From left to right; Liver cell (manufacture), Macrophage (defense and protection) Ovum (reproduction) Neuron (government) Sperm (reproduction) Stem cell (maintenance and repair) and Red cell (transport)
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Macrophages

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