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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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From the Atom to the Solar System



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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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From the Atom to the Solar System



The collage takes us from the proton  (top left) through to element and molecule and finally to strands of DNA in the first row. The second row starts with a group of cells advances to the tissues, to the organ which in this case is the liver.The third row represents units2unity from the organ (liver with its connections (arteries and veins to body systems and the body.The fourth row advances from the body to the person, couple family home community.
The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
body systems ? through 13440c11.8 units to unity atom element molecule chromosome DNA cell tissue organ liver system body person couple family community town village city state country world solar system universe Davidoff art copyright 2008








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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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Mardi Gras Liver and Connections



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This image takes you from the person (1) to the alveolus (8,9)- a continuum of structure ? each element an individual unit, which in concert work for the harmony of health. Image 2 is a post mortem specimen showing trachea and proximal bronchi entering the lung. The chest X-ray showing the lungs in black within the thoracic cavity (3) is followed by a diagram of the same structure(4), secondary lobule(5), acinus (6), connective support tissues (7), and then the alveoli (8.9). Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD. code normal anatomy lung pulmonary trachea bronchus bronchi CXR plain film lobes secondary lobules respiratory bronchioles terminal bronchioles alveolus alveoli capillary drawing collage







From the Atom to the Solar System



The collage takes us from the proton  (top left) through to element and molecule and finally to strands of DNA in the first row. The second row starts with a group of cells advances to the tissues, to the organ which in this case is the liver.The third row represents units2unity from the organ (liver with its connections (arteries and veins to body systems and the body.The fourth row advances from the body to the person, couple family home community.
The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
body systems ? through 13440c11.8 units to unity atom element molecule chromosome DNA cell tissue organ liver system body person couple family community town village city state country world solar system universe Davidoff art copyright 2008








Mardi Gras Liver and Connections



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This image takes you from the person (1) to the alveolus (8,9)- a continuum of structure ? each element an individual unit, which in concert work for the harmony of health. Image 2 is a post mortem specimen showing trachea and proximal bronchi entering the lung. The chest X-ray showing the lungs in black within the thoracic cavity (3) is followed by a diagram of the same structure(4), secondary lobule(5), acinus (6), connective support tissues (7), and then the alveoli (8.9). Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD. code normal anatomy lung pulmonary trachea bronchus bronchi CXR plain film lobes secondary lobules respiratory bronchioles terminal bronchioles alveolus alveoli capillary drawing collage







From the Atom to the Solar System



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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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From the Atom to the Solar System



The collage takes us from the proton  (top left) through to element and molecule and finally to strands of DNA in the first row. The second row starts with a group of cells advances to the tissues, to the organ which in this case is the liver.The third row represents units2unity from the organ (liver with its connections (arteries and veins to body systems and the body.The fourth row advances from the body to the person, couple family home community.
The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
body systems ? through 13440c11.8 units to unity atom element molecule chromosome DNA cell tissue organ liver system body person couple family community town village city state country world solar system universe Davidoff art copyright 2008








Mardi Gras Liver and Connections



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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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From the Atom to the Solar System



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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
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Mardi Gras Liver and Connections



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From the Atom to the Solar System



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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
body systems ? through 13440c11.8 units to unity atom element molecule chromosome DNA cell tissue organ liver system body person couple family community town village city state country world solar system universe Davidoff art copyright 2008








Mardi Gras Liver and Connections



42646b03 liver histology gallbladder bile duct normal anatomy histology Davidoff art copyright 2008




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Lungs ? Collage Anatomy



This image takes you from the person (1) to the alveolus (8,9)- a continuum of structure ? each element an individual unit, which in concert work for the harmony of health. Image 2 is a post mortem specimen showing trachea and proximal bronchi entering the lung. The chest X-ray showing the lungs in black within the thoracic cavity (3) is followed by a diagram of the same structure(4), secondary lobule(5), acinus (6), connective support tissues (7), and then the alveoli (8.9). Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD. code normal anatomy lung pulmonary trachea bronchus bronchi CXR plain film lobes secondary lobules respiratory bronchioles terminal bronchioles alveolus alveoli capillary drawing collage







From the Atom to the Solar System



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The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
body systems ? through 13440c11.8 units to unity atom element molecule chromosome DNA cell tissue organ liver system body person couple family community town village city state country world solar system universe Davidoff art copyright 2008








Mardi Gras Liver and Connections



42646b03 liver histology gallbladder bile duct normal anatomy histology Davidoff art copyright 2008








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Lungs ? Collage Anatomy



This image takes you from the person (1) to the alveolus (8,9)- a continuum of structure ? each element an individual unit, which in concert work for the harmony of health. Image 2 is a post mortem specimen showing trachea and proximal bronchi entering the lung. The chest X-ray showing the lungs in black within the thoracic cavity (3) is followed by a diagram of the same structure(4), secondary lobule(5), acinus (6), connective support tissues (7), and then the alveoli (8.9). Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD. code normal anatomy lung pulmonary trachea bronchus bronchi CXR plain film lobes secondary lobules respiratory bronchioles terminal bronchioles alveolus alveoli capillary drawing collage







From the Atom to the Solar System



The collage takes us from the proton  (top left) through to element and molecule and finally to strands of DNA in the first row. The second row starts with a group of cells advances to the tissues, to the organ which in this case is the liver.The third row represents units2unity from the organ (liver with its connections (arteries and veins to body systems and the body.The fourth row advances from the body to the person, couple family home community.
The last row is the village advancing to the city, state country earth and solar system.
Note the similarity between the proton and the earth, and between the atom and solar system.
body systems ? through 13440c11.8 units to unity atom element molecule chromosome DNA cell tissue organ liver system body person couple family community town village city state country world solar system universe Davidoff art copyright 2008








Mardi Gras Liver and Connections



42646b03 liver histology gallbladder bile duct normal anatomy histology Davidoff art copyright 2008








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