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Why are the Nodes of Ranvier important?
(Think about a wave within a crowd)
Messages jump faster
1)
1)
Dendrtie
2)
2)
Cell Body
3)
3)
Nucleus
4)
4)
Axon
5)
5)
Myelin
Do nerve cells touch?
No
Respond to chemicals released by damaged cells to indicate injuries in that area?
Pain Receptors
In nose and taste buds and are sensitive to the chemicals in the external environment.
Chemoreceptors
Found in skin, muscles, and ears; sensitive to touch, pressure, sound, and motion.
Mechanoreceptors
Detect temperature with skin and internal core.
Thermoreceptors
Found in eyes and are sensitive to light reflections.
Photoreceptors
Three components to basic nervous system. (SI, I, MO)
Sensory Input, Integration, Motor Output
What part of the nervous system deals with reflex actions?
Spinal Cord
Purpose of meninges.
To protect
Purpose of cerebrospinal fluid.
Deliver nutrients and remove wastes
Purpose of brain stem.
Regulate Homeostasis
What is Homeostasis?
Body that regulates internal dealings.
Layers of the Earth. (IC, OC, M, C)
Inner Core, Outer Core, Mantle, Crust
The two parts that make up the Mantle. (L, A)
Lithosphere, Asthenosphere
What does ATP create?
Energy
What is ATP made of? (ONB, TPM)
One Nitrogen Base, Three Phosphate Molecules
Energy bond between phosphate groups break and energy is produced and...(A...S...T...I...A...)
ADP structure turns into ATP
Part of a gene from DNA creates a complimentary codon RNA and is sent out of nucleus.
Replication