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What is jaundice? What substance is present in abnormal levels? What can cause jaundice to occur? What difference may impede a doctor's ability to diagnose jaundice between people of European compared to African ancestry?
Reserve Capacity
The extra amount of functional capability that an organism or system can draw upon when needed.
Homeostasis
The biological process by which living organisms maintain a stable internal environment despite changes in the external environment.
Senescence
The biological process of aging, characterized by the gradual decline in physiological functions and increased vulnerability to diseases.
Wear-And-Tear Theory
A concept in biology and gerontology that suggests the aging process is the result of accumulated damage and degradation of cells and tissues over time.
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