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Biological System Homeostasis

Meaning

Biological System Homeostasis is the fundamental physiological property of a living organism to maintain internal stability and equilibrium across its interconnected systems, despite continuous external and internal environmental fluctuations. This state is not static but a dynamic, self-regulating process essential for survival, health, and optimal function. It encompasses the tightly regulated balance of parameters such as core body temperature, blood glucose concentration, fluid electrolyte levels, and, crucially, the precise orchestration of the entire endocrine network.