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Chapter 3.1-3.2 Cell Membranes
Cells are surrounded by a limitin...,
The interior of the cell is divid...,
The cytoplasm contains cell _____...
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Chapter 3.3 - Cell organelles
What is the primary function of t...,
Surrounding the nuclus is a barri...,
At regular intervals along the su...
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Chapter 3 section B: Protein Synthesis, Degradation, and Secretion
A sequence of dna nucleotides con...,
In simplest terms a gene is a ___...,
The total genomic information cod...
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4.1 Diffusion
The movement of molecules from on...,
Simple diffusion is one of the ke...,
The amount of material crossing a...
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Lecture 2 Cell Physiology Video 8 Movement of molecules across membranes
Define simple diffusion
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Chapter 5 Cell Signalling in Physiology
The first step in the action of a...,
A chemical messenger is a _____ a...,
The binding of a messenger to the...
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Chapter 18.1 Cells and secretions mediating Immune response
White blood cells are known as,
Unlike erythrocytes ______ can le...,
What are the two groups that leuk...
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Chapter 18.2 Innate Immune Responses
Innate immune responses defend,
Innate responses recognize a ____...,
Innate responses include
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Chapter 18.3 Adaptive Immune Response
Any molecule that can trigger an ...,
What are the three stages of a ty...,
What are the two possible functio...
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Nerve, Muscle, Synapse Lecture 2
What does em represent,
Em is set by,
What are leak channels
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Nerve, Muscle, Synapse Lecture 3
What is the definition of resting...,
What happens when ion selective c...,
What are the two main types of io...
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Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 4
Where would you find,
Receptors on the post synaptic ce...,
What type of synaptic transmissio...
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Nerve, Muscle, Synapse Lecture 5
_______ neurons are always excita...,
What are the three types of muscle,
_____ muscle is found in all orga...
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Nerve Muscle Synapse Lecture 7
What are the 6 key molecular part...,
Which protein is a regulatory pro...,
Which protein binds actin and tro...
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CNS Lecture 1A
What is the corpus callosum,
What are the three components of ...,
What is the brainstem composed of
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CNS Lecture 1B
What is afferent,
What is the efferent division of ...,
The afferent division of the pns ...
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CNS Lecture 2
What is de afferentiation,
What does modality of a sensory i...,
What component of a sensory recep...
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CNS Lecture 3
The ability to locate a stimulus ...,
What is the difference between se...,
What process focuses ascending se...
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CNS Lecture 4
How is sensory input,
Signals from the sensorimotor cor...,
Information from sensory receptor...
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CNS Lecture 5
The cerebellum receives sensory i...,
What are the four functional divi...,
For each of the four functional d...
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ANS Lectures 1&2
What two communicating systems ar...,
What are three functions of the ans,
Fill in the table comparing the a...
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Special Senses Lecture 1
What is the somatosensory system,
What is somatic sensation,
What is somatosensation
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Cardiovascular physiology Lecture 1
What is hemodynamics,
What is resistance to blood flow,
What formula describes flow
47
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Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 2
What are the four valves in the h...,
What are valves made of what are ...,
What are valve rings
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Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 3
What are the two types of aps in ...,
Where are fast aps found,
Where are slow response action po...
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Cardiovascular Physiology Lecture 4
The cardiac cycle can be divided ...,
What is systole,
What is diastole
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Endocrine Physiology
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Gastrointestinal Physiology
Functions of the gastrointestinal...,
What is digestion,
What is absorption
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Renal Physiology
What is the primary function of t...,
What are five functions of the ki...,
Kidneys regulate fluid volume whi...
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Respiratory Physiology
What are 6 functions of the respi...,
What is the fundamental unit of t...,
The alveoli are embedded in a den...
222
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Reproductive Physiology
Anatomy of male reproductive system,
What is the spermatic cord,
Male gonads are housed in the _____
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