What does the body use for ATP if all glucose supplies are used?
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Fats, if all fat is used as well then the body will use proteins which is the
LAST resort
PNS neuroglia
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Schwann cells and satellite cells
Sarcoplasm
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cytoplasm of muscle cell
maxillae
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bones that form the upper jaw; together they are the keystone of the face,
for all other immovable facial bones are connected to them
Midbrain
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CNs III and IV
Substantia nigra (parkinsons)
Sartle reflex
RAS
lens
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helps refract light to be focused on retina
,Centrosome
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is made of two centrioles
make up the mitotic spindle
Low secretion of LH would lead to what?
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Decreased production of testosterone
Why do i need calcium in skeletal muscle contraction
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Calcium binds to troponin and causes tropomyosin to move off of actin so
that actin and myosin can bind
HBP in glomerulus is due to what
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, In general the diameter of the afferent is larger than that of the efferent
arteriole
What is the difference between red and yellow bone marrow
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Red bone marrow:
- has more blood cells than yellow bone marrow including red blood cells
and platelets.
- found in the skull, ribs, bones
Yellow bone marrow:
- also has some white blood cells, but its color is due mostly to its having
more fat cells. It can also change into red bone marrow, if needed.
- found in places where red marrow has been depleted. These places are
mostly found in the appendages. People are born exclusively with red
bone marrow, and the body begins to produce yellow marrow as they age
Amphipathic
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Ability to be polar or non polar
Polysaccharides
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Fats, if all fat is used as well then the body will use proteins which is the
LAST resort
PNS neuroglia
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Schwann cells and satellite cells
Sarcoplasm
,Give this one a try later!
cytoplasm of muscle cell
maxillae
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bones that form the upper jaw; together they are the keystone of the face,
for all other immovable facial bones are connected to them
Midbrain
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CNs III and IV
Substantia nigra (parkinsons)
Sartle reflex
RAS
lens
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helps refract light to be focused on retina
,Centrosome
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is made of two centrioles
make up the mitotic spindle
Low secretion of LH would lead to what?
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Decreased production of testosterone
Why do i need calcium in skeletal muscle contraction
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Calcium binds to troponin and causes tropomyosin to move off of actin so
that actin and myosin can bind
HBP in glomerulus is due to what
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, In general the diameter of the afferent is larger than that of the efferent
arteriole
What is the difference between red and yellow bone marrow
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Red bone marrow:
- has more blood cells than yellow bone marrow including red blood cells
and platelets.
- found in the skull, ribs, bones
Yellow bone marrow:
- also has some white blood cells, but its color is due mostly to its having
more fat cells. It can also change into red bone marrow, if needed.
- found in places where red marrow has been depleted. These places are
mostly found in the appendages. People are born exclusively with red
bone marrow, and the body begins to produce yellow marrow as they age
Amphipathic
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Ability to be polar or non polar
Polysaccharides
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