Fried rice is a popular component of Chinese food and other forms of Asian cuisine.
It is made from rice fried in a wok, typically with additional ingredients left over from other dishes.
It is sometimes served as the penultimate dish in Chinese banquets (just before dessert).
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BBC Science & Nature - Human Body and Mind - Organ Layer--Female genitals
Posted by humanbodyonline 354 days ago (http://www.bbc.co.uk)
System: Reproductive
Location: Behind the bladder
Physical description: The uterus, or womb, is the size of an upside-down pear
Function: To produce eggs, have sex, carry a developing baby and to give birth
Eggs, ovaries and sex hormones
The female genitals consist of two glands called ovaries that are responsible for producing eggs and female sex hormones. Once women reach sexual ma
Location: Behind the bladder
Physical description: The uterus, or womb, is the size of an upside-down pear
Function: To produce eggs, have sex, carry a developing baby and to give birth
Eggs, ovaries and sex hormones
The female genitals consist of two glands called ovaries that are responsible for producing eggs and female sex hormones. Once women reach sexual ma
BBC Science & Nature - Human Body and Mind - Organ Layer - Gall bladder
Posted by humanbodyonline 354 days ago (http://www.bbc.co.uk)
System: Digestive
Location: On the underside of your liver
Physical description: Pear-shaped, green, muscular sac
Function: To store and concentrate bile produced in your liver
Storing and concentrating bile
Bile is a greenish-yellow, slightly acidic fluid that is made in your liver. You produce about one litre of it a day.
Bile is stored in your gall bladder and once it gets ther
Location: On the underside of your liver
Physical description: Pear-shaped, green, muscular sac
Function: To store and concentrate bile produced in your liver
Storing and concentrating bile
Bile is a greenish-yellow, slightly acidic fluid that is made in your liver. You produce about one litre of it a day.
Bile is stored in your gall bladder and once it gets ther
BBC Science & Nature - Human Body and Mind - Organ Layer-Bladder
Posted by humanbodyonline 354 days ago (http://www.bbc.co.uk)
System: Urinary
Location: Behind your pelvic bone
Physical description: Collapsible, hollow, muscular sac
Function: storing urine
Filling up
Urine, made in your kidneys, is transported to your bladder via two narrow tubes known as ureters. As your bladder fills up with urine it stretches. An adult bladder can usually hold about a pint of fluid comfortably. It can hold more, but as it
Location: Behind your pelvic bone
Physical description: Collapsible, hollow, muscular sac
Function: storing urine
Filling up
Urine, made in your kidneys, is transported to your bladder via two narrow tubes known as ureters. As your bladder fills up with urine it stretches. An adult bladder can usually hold about a pint of fluid comfortably. It can hold more, but as it
BBC Science & Nature - Human Body and Mind - Organ Layer-Appendix
Posted by humanbodyonline 354 days ago (http://www.bbc.co.uk)
System: Unknown
Location: Attached to the first part of your large intestine
Physical description: A narrow, muscular, worm-like pouch, usually around nine centimetres long
Function: Unknown
No known function in humans
The appendix has no known function in humans. Evidence suggests that our evolutionary ancestors used their appendixes to digest tough food like tree bark, but we don't
Location: Attached to the first part of your large intestine
Physical description: A narrow, muscular, worm-like pouch, usually around nine centimetres long
Function: Unknown
No known function in humans
The appendix has no known function in humans. Evidence suggests that our evolutionary ancestors used their appendixes to digest tough food like tree bark, but we don't
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