What does apical mean?
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Faces the lumen (open space)
tRNA
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Transfer RNA. Has the anti-codon and carries amino acids to the
ribosomes.
Nuclear pores
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Transport of molecules. It is selective to protein and RNA
Glomerulus
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Where the arterioles deliver blood entering the renal artery to
Steps in the Action Potential
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1. Resting Membrane Potential 2. EPSP temporal and spacing 3.
Depolarization 4. Peak Action Potential 5. Repolarizaiton 6.
Hyperpolarizaiton
What types of information is carried by the spinothalamic tract?
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Pain, Temperature, and crude touch
Hemoglobin
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Two alpha chains, two beta chains, iron in porphyrin ring, oxygen binding
site.
Location of Secondary Sensory Afferent of Spinothalamic Tract
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Dorsal Horn in spinal cord
Characteristics of Peak Action Potential
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Voltage gated Na+ channels inactivate, voltage gated K+ channels activate
and open (this is a delayed rectifier which returns everything to normal
slowly)
I-cells
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Located in the small intestine and are trigged by protein and fat in the small
intestine. Function is to relase CCK and in the gall bladder to release bile.
Hydrostatic Pressure
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Physical pressure against the walls of the vesicle. Movement of fluid out of
capillary bed
What is the promoter in DNA
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TATA box
What causes contractions?
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Histamine (secreted by mast cells) binds to smooth muscle in proneniole
Characteristics of Repolarization
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Faces the lumen (open space)
tRNA
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Transfer RNA. Has the anti-codon and carries amino acids to the
ribosomes.
Nuclear pores
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Transport of molecules. It is selective to protein and RNA
Glomerulus
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Where the arterioles deliver blood entering the renal artery to
Steps in the Action Potential
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1. Resting Membrane Potential 2. EPSP temporal and spacing 3.
Depolarization 4. Peak Action Potential 5. Repolarizaiton 6.
Hyperpolarizaiton
What types of information is carried by the spinothalamic tract?
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Pain, Temperature, and crude touch
Hemoglobin
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Two alpha chains, two beta chains, iron in porphyrin ring, oxygen binding
site.
Location of Secondary Sensory Afferent of Spinothalamic Tract
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Dorsal Horn in spinal cord
Characteristics of Peak Action Potential
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Voltage gated Na+ channels inactivate, voltage gated K+ channels activate
and open (this is a delayed rectifier which returns everything to normal
slowly)
I-cells
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Located in the small intestine and are trigged by protein and fat in the small
intestine. Function is to relase CCK and in the gall bladder to release bile.
Hydrostatic Pressure
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Physical pressure against the walls of the vesicle. Movement of fluid out of
capillary bed
What is the promoter in DNA
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TATA box
What causes contractions?
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Histamine (secreted by mast cells) binds to smooth muscle in proneniole
Characteristics of Repolarization
