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3.1 Compartmentalization Cells and Tissues
Q what is the fundamental unit of...,
Why are compartments important in...,
What is an advantage of having co...
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3.2 Biological Membranes
What are the four main functions ...,
What are the two biological meani...,
How does the cell membrane achiev...
20
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3.3 Cellular Complexity and Specialization
How many different cell types exi...,
What is the analogy used to descr...,
What is the primary function of t...
18
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3.4 Tissues of the Body
What are tissues,
What is histology,
What is the extracellular matrix
22
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3.5 Tissue Remodeling
What is tissue growth and remodeling,
What is necrosis,
What is apoptosis
14
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3.6 Organs
What types of tissues do organs c...,
What is the definition of organs,
What is a prime example of an org...
7
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5.2 Transport Processes
What is bulk flow,
What is diffusion,
What is protein mediated transport
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5.3 Diffusion
What is diffusion,
Is diffusion an active or passive...,
What direction do molecules move ...
14
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5.4 Protein Mediated Transport
What is simple diffusion and what...,
What is mediated transport,
What is facilitated diffusion and...
12
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5.5 Vescular Transport
What is vesicular transport,
What is endocytosis,
What is phagocytosis
11
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5.6 Epithelial Transport
What is the apical membrane,
What are tight junctions in epith...,
What is the basolateral membrane
14
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Membrane-01
What is the cell membrane compose...,
What factors determine the permea...,
What is simple diffusion
11
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Membrane-02
What is the resting membrane pote...,
Why is the rmp 70 mv and not 90 mv,
What equation is used to calculat...
14
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Membrane-0.3
What is impulse conduction,
What makes a cell excitable,
What is the function of an axon
13
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5.1 Osmosis and Tonicity
How does water move across cell m...,
What is osmosis,
What is osmotic equilibrium
10
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7.1 Hormones
What are hormones,
What are the three basic ways hor...,
How was endocrine function first ...
8
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7.2 The Classification of Hormones
How can hormones be classified,
What are the three main chemical ...,
What is a peptide protein hormone
11
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7.3 Control of Hormone Release
What is a simple endocrine reflex,
How does parathyroid hormone pth ...,
What are neurohormones
10
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7.4 Hormone Interactions
What are the three types of hormo...,
What is synergism in hormone inte...,
Example of synergism
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7.5 Endocrine Pathologies
What are the three basic patterns...,
What is hypersecretion,
What is hyposecretion
15
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7.6 Hormone Evolution
What is chemical signalling and w...,
How did the discovery of insulin ...,
How have scientists discovered th...
10
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Membrane-04
What happens when an neurotransmi...,
What are the two types of post sy...,
Does the transmitter or receptor ...
17
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Membrane-05
What is the receptor potential ho...,
Where are receptor proteins locat...,
How does a change in membrane pot...
5
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Membrane-06
What does the blood brain barrier do,
How does the composition of fluid...,
Why is the composition of extrace...
10
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Endocrine Part 1 Intro Miliotis
What is homeostasis,
What does dynamic steady state mean,
What is negative feedback
22
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Endocrine Part 2 Miliotic
Are hydrophilic hormones water so...,
What happens when water soluble h...,
Can hydrophilic hormones cross th...
24
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Endocrine Part 3 Receptors Miliotic
How do hormones signal,
What are the two types of hormone...,
What are common characteristics o...
15
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Endocrine Part 4 Calcium- Miliotis
Why is calcium critical for norma...,
Where is calcium located in the b...,
What are the three hormones that ...
18
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Endocrine Part 5 Fluid Balance Miliotis
How is water distributed in the body,
How much of the body is made of w...,
What are the main sources of wate...
29
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Endocrine Part 6 Adrenal
Where are the adrenal glands located,
What two types of embryological t...,
What type of tissue is the adrena...
36
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Endocrine Part 7: Pancreas
What is metabolism,
What are the subdivisions of meta...,
What are anabolic reactions
37
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Endocrine Part 8: Growth Hormone and Thyroid Hormone
What is the job of the hypothalam...,
What organs are involved in the h...,
Is the posterior pituitary gland ...
30
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Repro part 3 Pregnancy
Where does fertilization occur,
What must sperm go through before...,
What are the main parts of sperm
18
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Repro Part 2 Females
How are primary oocytes produced ...,
How many oocytes remain at birth ...,
What happens to a primary oocyte ...
11
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Repro Part 1 Males
What is gametogenesis,
What are some key reminders about...,
What is mitosis
12
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Repro Part 4 Sex Determination - Fetal Endocrine updated
Which gamete is responsible for t...,
What makes of the 46 chromosomes ...,
What is the chromosome compositio...
17
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Lecture Material - CNS & Senses
What are the components of the ce...,
What does the peripheral nervous ...,
What are the main functions of th...
33
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Introduction to the Senses
What are the five special senses,
What are the four somatic senses,
What do sensory receptors do
23
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Optics of the Eye
What gene triggers eye developmen...,
What is the equivalent gene of ey...,
What do the genes eyeless smalley...
18
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Visual Processing
What are photoreceptors and where...,
What are the two main types of ph...,
How do photoreceptors respond to ...
27
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Colour Vision
What are photopigments,
What is opsin in the context of c...,
What do all human opsins bind to
18
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