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The word "fisiologia", which means "human anatomy" in Greek, is not typically used to describe the study of humans for medical or other health-related reasons. It can be used in a more general sense to mean "biology". This blog post discusses the human body as seen through the lens of its constituent parts, all presented with beautifully detailed illustrations that are easy on the eyes. The blog post also discusses how these individual parts are connected together into our systems, and how these work together to sustain life—making it an excellent learning tool for those who are just beginning their journey into studying human biology. The basic building blocks of the body are cells. Cells are everywhere. They are the basic building blocks of the entire body. All our systems, tissues, organs and organ systems are made up of cells. Each human cell has the same basic parts. These are the nucleus, the cytoplasm, the plasma membrane, ribosomes, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus and lysosomes. These structures are found in all cells. Their functions vary depending on what kind of cell they are part of. The structures that perform specific functions for a particular kind of cell are called organelles or organelle systems. Organelles or systems within each type of cell have many different names depending on their function, but it is generally acceptable to simply refer to them by their role in that particular kind of cell. All cells communicate with each other. Mitochondria are the energy source for the cell. They provide energy for all other cells in the body – including brain, nerve and muscle cells – as well as for the liver and immune system. These structures are found within one or more cells of a particular kind, often a single organ or a glandular organ, for example those in bone marrow. They have been described as being either tubular or sac-like. Their functions vary depending on what kind of cell they are part of, but they do operate together within those tissues so it is useful to be able to identify both their names and functions as a group. Cells are joined together to form tissues. Tissue is a collection of different kinds of cells that have similar structural features and function together. For example, the connections between the cells are strong enough in some tissues for them to be seen with the human eye. Elastic connective tissue, for example, is an example of a tissue that contains all three types of fibers found in connective tissues: collagen, reticular and elastic fibers. Tissues are joined together to form organs . Organs are made up of different groups of tissues working together in various combinations . Some organs do not have their own blood supply , but instead receive nutrients via their blood vessels , which carry oxygen and other nutrients throughout the body . cfa1e77820