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Transport Systems in Mammals (Human)

Your body is made of billions of cells. Each cell needs oxygen and nutrients to stay alive. Each cell also produces waste that must be removed. How do these substances travel around your body?

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Your body is made of billions of cells. Each cell needs oxygen and nutrients to stay alive. Each cell also produces waste that must be removed. How do these substances travel around your body?

The answer is your circulatory system — a transport network that moves blood through your body. This unit teaches you how the heart pumps blood, how blood vessels carry blood to every part of your body, and how the lymphatic system supports your health.

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