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What is gross anatomy - ANSWER-...branch of anatomy that deals with the
structure of organs and tissues that are visible to the naked eye.
Define embryology, cytology & microscopic anatomy - ANSWER-
...Embryology- development before birth, Cytology- cells of the body,
Microscopic Anatomy- structures to small to be seen with naked eye
The main component of the cytoplasm - ANSWER-...Cytosol
What is mitosis - ANSWER-...cell division that results in two daughter cells each
having the same # and kind of chromosomes as the parent nucleus, typical of
ordinary tissue growth.
Role of leptin in the body - ANSWER-...Leptin regulates energy intake and fat
stores so that weight is maintained within a relatively narrow range. "Leptin is a
hormone made by fat cells, that decrease appetite"
What is an organic molecule - ANSWER-...are the molecules of life and are built
around chains of carbon atoms that are often quite long.
, Some functions of lysosomes - ANSWER-...they breakdown, degrade and digest
safely within a cell
What type of epithelium would you find dense microvilli( lining intestines and
kidney tubules) - ANSWER-... simple cubodoidal epithelium
Where would you find Pseudostratified columnar epithelia - ANSWER-...ciliated is
found in the trachea and upper respitory tract; non ciliated is found in the male
sperm
Major functions of fat - ANSWER-...provides reserve fuel for cell, insulates against
heat loss, supports and protects organs
What is metabolism - ANSWER-... either Anabolism- which build larger molucules
from smaller ones ( storage of energy). Catabolism- which breaks down from
complex molecules to simpler ones ( with the release of energy).
What do collagen fibers do for IVDs ( intervertebral discs) - ANSWER-...they
provide strentgh with there crosslinks which resits being pulled apart, as well as
cushoining.
What produces the most ATPs during cellular respiration - CORRECT
ANSWER-...glucose, and the electron transport chain
What is a frontal section/cut - ANSWER-...through torso- divides the body by
anterior(front) and posterior(back)