Week 2 Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

where does feedforward start?

A

integrating center

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2
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biorhythm

A

pattern to the variation of a controlled variable (parameter)

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3
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phase

A

certain point in a period

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4
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period

A

whole cycle

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5
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amplitude

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strength/intensity of physiological signal in a phase

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6
Q

circadian

A

about a day

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7
Q

lunar

A

time it takes for the moon to go through its cycle

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8
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nocturnal

A

active at night

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9
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diurnal

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active during the day

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10
Q

personal clock ->

A

internal triggers that align with our cycles

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11
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adaptation ->

A

genetic change, sets us up for survival

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12
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acclimatization ->

A

adjustable changes

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13
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clock adjustment

A

changes in set point

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14
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use-based change

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individual change that is reversible

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15
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developmental acclimitization

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occurs in developmental stages, cannot be reversed

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16
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direct intercellular communication

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communication between cells that requires direct contact

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17
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gap junctions

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proteins provide connections between cells, short narrow channels

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18
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tunneling nanotubes

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longer, wider channels that larger things can move through

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19
Q

juxtacrine

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cells are sometimes connected, passing messages, transient protein connection between membranes

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20
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indirect intercellular connections

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uses chemical signals to communicate

21
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paracrine

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from most cells to other nearby cells by diffusion through the fluid between cells

22
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autocrine

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“self-message,” sends signal to cell to be sent back later

23
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neurotransmitter

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from neurons to adjoining cell by fluid between the synapse connection

24
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endocrine

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from glands and neurons to distant cells through the bloodstream

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genome
identical DNA present in every cell
26
proteome
overall complement of proteins in cells, not the same in every cell
27
lipidome
the different lipids present in cells, vary based on the cells job
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epithelial cells
set the boundary out/in
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muscle cells
create mechanical movement
30
neurons
electrical communication
31
connective tissue
provide support
32
tissues
contains the same cell type (muscle, connective etc.)
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organs
combination of tissues of different types
34
functional unit
smallest part of an organ that still completes the organs function
35
redundancy
can be perfectly healthy while not all functional units are working
36
expansion
can expand the organ while other units function
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organ/body systems
collection of organs that work together to do a similar job
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fibroblasts
part of connective tissue, creates fibrous proteins
39
collagen
"rope-like" structures that allow for slight movement
40
elastin
elastic-properties that can bounce back
41
fibronectin
long, thin connectors that make connections
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viscosity
thickness of a liquid
43
what is the purpose of the ECM?
provides structures around our cells, "bioglue" of the body
44
how does the ECM influence cells?
helps cells survive, grow, and differentiate
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intracellular fluid
water within our cells, known as cytosol, most abundant
46
interstitial fluid
fluid between our cells
47
plasma
the water portion of the blood
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covalent bonds
strong bonds, sharing of electrons, and sometimes unequal sharing