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Multiple biological systems

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"Multiple biological systems" describes the interconnected and hierarchical organization of living entities—such as organs, tissues, cells, and subcellular components—that function together as unified networks to sustain life, maintain homeostasis, and carry out complex physiological processes in an organism[1][3][9][7]. The term is used in systems biology to emphasize the holistic study of these collective functions and their interactions across genetic, molecular, and cellular scales. It does not denote a singular, actionable molecular target for therapeutic intervention but rather refers to the ensemble of interacting biological parts within an organism or ecosystem.

Other names: Biological systemsLiving systemsOrganismal systemsBio-systemsEcological systems

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