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Block 1 - Building Blocks (L1-2)
Which organelles are membrane bound,
What 4 elements are we primarily ...,
How many cells and cell types mak...
24
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Block 1 - Membrane Potentials (L3-5)
Cells are always low in and hight in,
There are way more channels than ...,
Why does k create a membrane pote...
35
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Block 1 - Making Parts (L6-7)
The nucleus has that codes for pr...,
How is dna typically stored,
What are the components of dna
46
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Block 1 - Moving Parts (L8-10)
Without energy atp what happens t...,
Compartments in the cell tend to ...,
What is the typical size of a lip...
63
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Block 1 - Mitochondria (L11-13)
What are connexins and how do the...,
What is the basic structure of a ...,
What are the three proteins in th...
46
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Block 2 - Intro to Cell Communication
What are the 4 ways cells can com...,
Certain specialized receptor cell...,
Cell communication often involves...
27
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Block 2 - Synapse 1-3
What is a synapse,
How is a gap junction formed,
How does an electrical synapse fu...
69
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Block 2 - Epithelium 1-3
A layer of epithelial cells often...,
There are two main ways to get ac...,
What properties of an epithelia c...
67
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Block 2 - Transport 1-3 and Channels
What are the two categories of ac...,
Both types of active transport re...,
What are some examples of primary...
67
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Block 2 - Integration
The major stimulus of pancreatic ...,
The major stimulus of pancreatic ...,
Failure of cftr in pancreatic duc...
11
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Block 3 - metabolic syndrome and glucose homeostasis (L1-2)
What are the traditional risk fac...,
What are the other major clinical...,
Most risk factors for cvd are als...
54
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Block 3 - second messenger systems (L3-4)
Cell cell communication can occur...,
Cell signaling can be initiated by,
The most common molecular switch is
28
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Block 3 - insulin signaling and insulin resistance in skeletal muscle (L5-6)
What are the two critical stages ...,
What three factors determine the ...,
How does insulin mediate vasodila...
17
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Block 3 - glucose sensing and B-cell dysfunction (L7-8)
In the pancreas blood flows in wh...,
What three factors can modulate s...,
How do insulin and glucagon modul...
24
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Block 3 - hepatic glucose production (L9-10)
Hgp is a function of,
What are the overall effects of i...,
What are the actions of insulin o...
20
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Block 3 - obesity/adipokine action/hypertension in the metabolic syndrome (L11-12)
What is the function of adiponectin,
How do adiponectin levels correla...,
Describe the structure of adipone...
23
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