A diagram that shows the structure of the brain and its functions. On the left side of the image there is a cross-section of the human brain showing the structure and functions of the nervous system. On the top right corner there are two illustrations of the outermost part of the body which is the nucleus of the cell. The nucleus is located in the top left corner and is surrounded by the nucleus and peril which are responsible for the formation of the capillary and basal membrane. In the center of the diagram we can see the endodontic cell which has a red blood cell in the center. This cell is responsible for regulating the blood flow through the brain. The blood flow is represented by a red circle which represents the blood vessel. - The nucleus of a cell is located on the top of the nucleus and it is located next to the nucleus. This is where the blood is stored in the cell membrane. The cell membrane is located at the base of the basal membrane which helps to regulate the flow of blood from the brain to the spinal cord. – The image also shows the tight junction between the endothelia cell and the endothelia cells which help to regulate blood flow. The endothelia cell is a membrane that helps to store and store the blood in the body's blood vessels. This helps to keep the brain healthy and well-maintained.

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