BIOL 235 Midterm Exam Guide 2022

BIOL 235 Midterm Exam Guide 2022. What is included in physiology studies - not including anatomy (types of functions in body) ● Metabolism of cells - which organization structure ● Feedback loop (example given and asked to pick what is not included) (Blood plasma increased, pituitary gland stimulates ADH to lower blood plasma) ● What is not found in the abdominal cavity (A:Diaphragm) ● Chemical bonds formed between the atoms in a water molecule are called (A:Hydrogen bonds) ● Characteristics of anabolism ● Hydrophilic solutes and their response in how easily they dissolve in water ● Function of DNA ● An enzyme acts to (A:lower the activation energy for reactions) ● 3 main components of lipid bilayer (phospholipids, cholesterol, and glycolipids) This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :56:52 GMT -05:00 ● Plasma membrane protein explanation ● Facilitated diffusion explanation (how it functions - example given) ● If the solute concentration is greater inside the cell than outside water will move by osmosis (A:into the cell) ● Cytoskeleton (definition/ characteristics of it) ● Organelles that contain protease and are responsible for damage of protein (A: lysosomes) ● Anaphase description (know the characteristics- opposite ends of the pole) ● Cell junctions that link cells to each other (all except) (A:gap junction) ● Epithelium that lines respiratory tract and fallopian tubes (A: simple columnar epithelium) ● Keratin in tissues (characteristics/function) ● Extracellular matrix composed of (A: protein and ground substance) ● Connective tissue (characteristics) ● Types of muscle tissue alike: cardiac and skeletal (compare/contrast) ● Layer of skin not present in thin skin (A: Lucidum) ● Nail matrix (know where it is- label diagram) ● What absorbs best into skin via transdermal delivery (what vitamins/chemicals would be most efficient to absorb into skin through transdermal delivery) This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :56:52 GMT -05:00 ● Facts on burns (A: can cause shock) ● Development of bone cells in sequence (A: osteoclasts, osteoprogenitor cells, osteoblast, osteocyte) ● What lines medullary cavity (A: Endosteum) ● Relationship between bones and nerves (do bones have nerves, where to find them) ● Endochondral ossification events in order ● If a bone grows in diameter, which tissue/cell begins the growth process ● Bony callus formation We offer help with class assignments and essay writing for all modules with a guaranteed score of A+. For assistance contact Tutor Alpha: