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   * [[:en:genetic_transmission | Genetic transmission ( flow of information )  ]]
   * [[:en:genetic_disorders | genetic disorders ]]
+====== BIOMECHANICS  ======
+  * [[:en:biomaterials | biomaterials ]]
+    * [[:en:molecular_mechanics | molecular mechanics  ]]
+  * [[:en:biophysics | biophysics ]]
+    * [[:en:cellular_mechanics | cellular mechanics ]]
+    * [[:en:tissue_mechanics | tissue mechanics ]]
+    * [[:en:organ_mechanics | organ mechanics  ]]
+    * [[:en:organ_system_mechanics | organ system mechanics ]]
+      * [[:en:kinesthetic_system | kinesthetic system ]]
+      * [[:en:biocommunication_system | Biocommunication system ]]
+      * [[:en:pumping_system | pumping systems ]]
+      * [[:en:drainage_system | drainage systems ]]
+      * [[:en:cosmetic_systems | cosmetic systems ]]
+    * [[:en:biofluid_mechanics | Biofluid mechanics ]]
+  * Biomachines
+  * Biocircuits
+  * Bioweapons
+  * Biotools
+  * Biological instruments
+====== KINESTHETIC SYSTEM  ======
+  * body tools , external organs of action
+    * face tools
+      * windows or sensory windows
+      * chewing tools , eating tools
+        * teeth
+      * breathing tool , air tool ,
+    * hand tool
+    * leg tool
+    * trunk tools
+    * vocal tools , voice box , equipment for producing voice
+====== HUMAN BIOCOMMUNICATION  ======
+A semiochemical, from the Greek σημεῖον (semeion), meaning "signal", is a chemical substance or mixture released by an organism that affects the behaviors of other individuals. Semiochemical communication can be divided into two broad classes: communication between individuals of the same species (intraspecific) or communication between different species (interspecific).
+It is usually used in the field of chemical ecology to encompass pheromones, allomones, kairomones, attractants and repellents.
+  * CHEMICAL ECOLOGY OR SEMIO CHEMICALS
+    * pheromones
+    * allomones
+    * kairomones
+    * attractants ( signaling to come / to come / towards molecule )
+    * repellants ( signaling to repel / to go away / away molecule )