Your brain receives and processes information from sense organs such as your eyes, nose, and ears. And it sends signals to your body that let you do what you want, like moving and talking.

The human body, with all its powers of endurance ... Acting on information provided by the sense organs, such as the eyes and ears, the brain and the rest of the nervous system can control ...

An animated sequence which tours the human body, picturing and naming the major organs. The job of each organ is briefly explained. The brain, heart, lungs, stomach, liver, kidneys, intestines and ...

No one has printed fully functional, transplantable human organs just yet, but scientists are getting closer, making pieces of tissue that can be used to test drugs and designing methods to overcome ...

Dan Berkowitz might never have noticed the phenomenon if not for the new lights. In 2012, Johns Hopkins University’s Berkowitz had just moved to a lab space where the lights were motion-activated, and ...

Skin - Largest organ of the human body. Contains sense receptors that detect touch. The skin protects the body from damage.

Human senses allow us to perceive ... which is the brain's awareness of our body's internal state. It sends signals to the brain from internal organs to make the brain aware of our well-being.

human skin could be coaxed into growing in a lab and be given to burn victims and other patients who today must undergo painful skin grafts. Organs grown outside the body will transform medicine ...