Hataraku Saibou
Cells at Work!

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Though tonally different, with Cells at Work being a high-stakes action narrative and Saint Young Men being a humorous slice of life narrative, both series have the wonderful quality of being entertainingly educational. Reading about the fights in Cells at Work familiarise you with the inner workings of the human body, whilst the funny skits in Saint Young Men introduce you to concepts in Christianity, Buddhism, and Japanese culture. 

Cells working inside a person's body. Various scientific elements are explained. <> Hataraku Saibou is a lot more scientifically correct. <> Hataraku Saibou doesn't explicitly show the human that the cells are part of, reacting to what the cells do. Yumi's Cells switches from in her body to herself quite frequently.