Blood Circulation in Human Body || Class-10 || Explained

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Blood Circulation in Human Body


The circulatory system is the transport system of our body that transport oxygen, food materials, minerals and other chemicals required by the cells and tissues. There are several organs and parts are associated with the circulatory system of human body. 

For S.E.E. appearing students, it become quite difficult to understand it when teacher is not from biology background. Here is an animation video made by myself. Hope you will understand it well using it.
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