Lecithins are a group of chemical compounds and an important component of the cell membrane. Lecithins are vital to the human body. What are lecithins? Lecithins are chemical compounds that belong to the group of phosphatidylcholines. They are so-called phospholipids. They are composed of fatty acids, phosphoric acid, glycerol and choline. The name lecithin comes … Lecithins: Function & Diseases
Running is a human mode of locomotion that involves a rapid forward movement of the feet, with both feet lifted off the ground for a brief moment. Running is considered the oldest sport in the world. What is running? Running is a human mode of locomotion in which there is a rapid forward movement of … Running: Function, Task & Diseases
The basal ganglia is the name given to a group of nerve nuclei located below the cerebral cortex in pairs in each of the two hemispheres of the brain. The basal ganglia perform important functions in the control and regulation of processes within the peripheral nervous system. Their functions are important in all voluntary and … Basal Ganglia: Structure, Function & Diseases