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Updated 9/7/2021
1st 9 Weeks:
AP 5A, 7A: Chemical reactions underlie all physiological processes such as movement, digestion and even your thoughts.
AP 11A/AP 11D: The skin and its derivatives serve several, mostly protective, functions.
2nd 9 Weeks
AP 11A, 11B, 6A, 6D: Bones and cartilage form the internal supports of the body. The axial skeleton supports and protects, while the appendicular skeleton allows mobility. Joints determine how bones move relative to each other.
AP 6A, 6D, 6E: Muscles use actin and myosin to convert the energy of ATP into force. Skeletal muscles moves bones at joints