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Homeostasis

The bodies ability to maintain a constant internal environment

Set Point

The goal of homeostasis. Negative and positive feedback systems send signals to try to obtain set point.

Normal range

Normal range of operations for bodies during homeostasis

Negative Feedback system

Mechanism by which any deviation from an ideal normal value or setpoint is resisted or negated; returns a parameter to the normal range and thereby maintains homeostasis. Example body temperature regulation

Positive feedback

Mechanism by which any deviation from an ideal normal value or set point is made greater . Example childbirth

Receptor

Protein molecule on the cell service or within the cytoplasm to bind to specific factors such as a drug, a hormone, and Antigen, or neurotransmitter.


Also part of the feedback system receives message that body is deviating from setpoint.

Control center

Where the body processes the best solution for returning body to normal range in homeostasis. Send message to effectors

Effector

System the returns body to normal range/set point

Stimulus

Informs receptor something is wrong

Serous membrane

Thin sheet consisting of a Epithlium and connective tissue that lines cavities not opening to the outside of the body does not contain glands but does secrete serous fluid

Visceral

Membrane that surrounds the internal organs

parietal Membrane

Membrane that lines of organ cavity

Vesicle

Blister or bladder small membrane-bound sac continue material to be transported across the cell membrane

Pleurisy

Inflammation of the plural cavity

Mesenteries

Double layer of the peritoneum extending from the abdominal wall to the abdominal pelvic organs conveys blood vessels and nerves to the abdominal pelvic organs; holds and supports abdominal pelvic organs

Nucleus

Cell organelle containing most of the genetic material of the cell Center of an atom consisting of protons and neutrons; collection of neutron so bodies in the central nervous system.

Atomic number

Number of protons in and Atom

Mass number

The combined number of protons and neutrons in and Atom

Octet

The tendency of Adams to form bonds with other Adams to sharing or transfer of electrons until the valance shell of the bonding Adam each has eight electrons (for hydrogen, the valance I will have two electrons)

Electronegativity

The tendency of an atom to attract a bonding pair of electrons

Enzyme

Protein molecule that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being permanently altered; in organic catalyst.

Diffusion

To pour in different directions tendency for solution salute molecules to move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration in a solution the product of the constant random motion of all atoms ions or molecules in a solution.

diploid

Condition in which there are two copies of each AutoSome and two sex chromosomes (48 total chromosomes in humans

diploid

Condition in which there are two copies of each AutoSome and two sex chromosomes (48 total chromosomes in humans

Disassociate

Separation of positive and negative ions when dissolved in water in a surrounded by water molecules.

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

flagellum

Whip like locomotor Organelle summer to tell you except longer there is usually one person sperm cell

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

flagellum

Whip like locomotor Organelle summer to tell you except longer there is usually one person sperm cell

Glucagon

Hormone secreted from the pancreas the acts primary on the liver to release glucose into the circle Tory system

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

flagellum

Whip like locomotor Organelle summer to tell you except longer there is usually one person sperm cell

Glucagon

Hormone secreted from the pancreas the acts primary on the liver to release glucose into the circle Tory system

Glycerol

The building blocks of lipids

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

flagellum

Whip like locomotor Organelle summer to tell you except longer there is usually one person sperm cell

Glucagon

Hormone secreted from the pancreas the acts primary on the liver to release glucose into the circle Tory system

Glycerol

The building blocks of lipids

Glycogen

Store glucose

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

flagellum

Whip like locomotor Organelle summer to tell you except longer there is usually one person sperm cell

Glucagon

Hormone secreted from the pancreas the acts primary on the liver to release glucose into the circle Tory system

Glycerol

The building blocks of lipids

Glycogen

Store glucose

Goblet cell

Epithelial cell that has an end of the size of free service just ended with mucus

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

flagellum

Whip like locomotor Organelle summer to tell you except longer there is usually one person sperm cell

Glucagon

Hormone secreted from the pancreas the acts primary on the liver to release glucose into the circle Tory system

Glycerol

The building blocks of lipids

Glycogen

Store glucose

Goblet cell

Epithelial cell that has an end of the size of free service just ended with mucus

Golgi apparatus

Stacks of flattened sacks formed by membranes that collect modified package and distribute proteins and lipids

Electrolyte

Positive and negative ions they conduct electricity in a solution

Hemoglobin

Read protein of red blood cells consisting of four goblin proteins with an iron containing red pigment human down to each globin protein transport oxygen and

Energy

The capacity to do work

Fiberin

Threadlike proteins fiber device from Fibrinogen in by the action of thrombin forms a clot that is

Fibroblast

Sell in connective tissue responsible for production of collagen

flagellum

Whip like locomotor Organelle summer to tell you except longer there is usually one person sperm cell

Glucagon

Hormone secreted from the pancreas the acts primary on the liver to release glucose into the circle Tory system

Glycerol

The building blocks of lipids

Glycogen

Store glucose

Goblet cell

Epithelial cell that has an end of the size of free service just ended with mucus

Golgi apparatus

Stacks of flattened sacks formed by membranes that collect modified package and distribute proteins and lipids

Hormone

Substance secreted by endocrine tissues into the blood that acts on a target to shoot to produce a specific response

Hydrophilic

Water loving

Hydrophobic

Water fairy

Hypertonic

Solution that causes cells to shrink

Hypotonic

Solution and causes cells to increase size

Isotonic

Cells are balanced with extracellular mixture

In organic

Marco said do not contain carbon Adams with the exception of carbon dioxide

In organic

Marco said do not contain carbon Adams with the exception of carbon dioxide

Organic

Contain carbon Adams

Kerain

Regina King lights in the cells of nails hair and superficial layers of the epidermis of the skin

Lacuna

Small space cavity or depression and space and Cartlidge in which the chondrocytes is located in space and bone mixture in which an osteocytes is located a cavity containing maternal blood in a presenter

Lipid lipid

Substance composed principle of carbon oxygen and hydrogen also known as fat

Mucous membrane

Then sheet consisting of the epithelium and connective tissue that lines cavities opening to the outside of the body may contain mucus glands that secret mucus

Metabolism

Some of the chemical changes that occur in tissues consisting of the breakdown of molecules catabolism to produce energy with the build up of modules anabolism which requires energy

mRNA

Type of RNA that moves out of the nucleus and into the cytoplasm where it is used as a template to determine the structure of proteins.

mRNA

Type of RNA that moves out of the nucleus and into the cytoplasm where it is used as a template to determine the structure of proteins.

Meiosis

Process of cell division that results and get mites. Consist of two cells divisions the resultant force cells each of which contains half the number of chromosomes as the parent cell; occur in the testes and ovaries.

mRNA

Type of RNA that moves out of the nucleus and into the cytoplasm where it is used as a template to determine the structure of proteins.

Meiosis

Process of cell division that results and get mites. Consist of two cells divisions the resultant force cells each of which contains half the number of chromosomes as the parent cell; occur in the testes and ovaries.

Mitosis

Division of the nucleus. Process of cell division that results in two daughter cells with exactly the same number and type of chromosomes as the parent cell.

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Osmotic pressure

Force required to prevent the movement of water across a selectively Premable membrane.

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Osmotic pressure

Force required to prevent the movement of water across a selectively Premable membrane.

Osteoblast

Cells that make bones

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Osmotic pressure

Force required to prevent the movement of water across a selectively Premable membrane.

Osteoblast

Cells that make bones

Osteoclast

Cells that digest and remove bones.

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Osmotic pressure

Force required to prevent the movement of water across a selectively Premable membrane.

Osteoblast

Cells that make bones

Osteoclast

Cells that digest and remove bones.

Osteocyte

Mature bone cells surrounded by bone matrix

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Osmotic pressure

Force required to prevent the movement of water across a selectively Premable membrane.

Osteoblast

Cells that make bones

Osteoclast

Cells that digest and remove bones.

Osteocyte

Mature bone cells surrounded by bone matrix

Peptide bond

Covalent chemical bond between adjacent amino acids in a polypeptide chain

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Osmotic pressure

Force required to prevent the movement of water across a selectively Premable membrane.

Osteoblast

Cells that make bones

Osteoclast

Cells that digest and remove bones.

Osteocyte

Mature bone cells surrounded by bone matrix

Peptide bond

Covalent chemical bond between adjacent amino acids in a polypeptide chain

Phospholipids

Lipid with phosphorus resulting in Michael with polar and nonpolar and main component of cell membrane.

Macrophage

Large mononuclear phagocytic cell

Lysis

Rupturing or breaking up is so membrane.

Osmosis

Just diffusion of solvent through a selectively Premable membrane from a region of higher water concentration to one of lower water concentration.

Osmotic pressure

Force required to prevent the movement of water across a selectively Premable membrane.

Osteoblast

Cells that make bones

Osteoclast

Cells that digest and remove bones.

Osteocyte

Mature bone cells surrounded by bone matrix

Peptide bond

Covalent chemical bond between adjacent amino acids in a polypeptide chain

Phospholipids

Lipid with phosphorus resulting in Michael with polar and nonpolar and main component of cell membrane.

Polypeptide

A chain of covalently bonded amino acids that forms part of or the entirety of a protein molecule

Prophase

First stage of mitosis or meiosis consisting of contraction increasing the thickness of the chromosomes

Prostaglandin

Class of physiologically active substance present in many tissues affects include vasodilation stimulation and contraction of either in smooth muscle promotion of information in pain