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 Chapter 7
Body management
Our body is made up of the smallest living unit cell. These cells are in infinite numbers in
human body, which can only be seen by refined microscopes. These cells have the capacity to
reproduce and grow. It is a unique phenomenon that the human body is created by the unique
combination of two cells only i.e. ova and sperm but until there is any expression or effect of
that divinity, any creation cannot proceed.
Structure of a cell- Every
ceU is made up of a jelly like
substance called cytoplasm. _____ Brain
In the center of the cytoplasm
is a nucleus. Around the cell,
there is a thin covering called
the cell membrane. The
nucleus is an important part
of a ceU which controls its
structure, reproduction power
and other activities. In this
nucleus are the genes which r~H-~--+-- Stomach
are made up of DNA. These Spleen
Pancreas
genes are the carrier of
hereditary traits from one
generation to the other. Sma.
Intestine
Through these genes only,
Urinary
one cell reproduces into other Bladder
cells. These cells during the
stages of growth, get de-
stroyed and instead new cells
are continuously formed.
Similar kinds of multiple
cells join to form a tissue.
Structure of a tissue- In the human body, there are different kind of cells for different kinds
of activities. A group of similar kind of cells is called a tissue.
Similar kinds of tissues unite of form specific organs of the body for example, in the formation
of brain, nerve cells are utilized. These cells first make a tissue which later on form the brain
and nervous system. Similarly the muscular tissue form the muscles of the body. According to
their structures, tissues are of different types for example the connective tissue which joins the
different parts of the body, the bone tissue which forms the bone, epithelial tissue forms the
upper layers of the skin and different parts. Many tissues combine to form the organs and body
systems from which the whole physical body is created.

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