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Which cell type provides a waterproofing function for the outer layers of skin?
Keratinocytes
What protein do keratinocytes contain that aids in their function?
Keratin
Where are keratinocytes produced?
In the
epidermis
What prevents water entry between keratinocyte cells?
Tight junctions
What eventually forms a layer of dead cells on the skin surface?
Keratinocytes
What effect do keratinocytes have on the skin?
They produce a waterproofing effect
What happens to liver cells when a person is suddenly frightened?
Liver cells release
glucose
into the
blood stream
What hormone causes liver cells to break down glycogen?
Epinephrine
What do kidneys remove from the blood?
Salts
Which cell structure is responsible for recycling materials no longer functional within the cell?
Lysosome
What are patellae classified as?
Sesamoid bones
What do surfactants prevent in the lungs?
They prevent the lungs from
collapsing
What are surfactants composed of?
They are
lipopolysaccharides
with
hydrophobic
and
hydrophilic
layers
What does electron microscopy improve the study of?
The structure of
cellular
organelles
Which artery supplies oxygenated blood to the reproductive system?
Gonadal
artery
What connects two bones together?
Ligament
What is the function of villi and microvilli in the intestine?
They increase
surface area
for
absorption
Which cell type is responsible for the production of soluble antibodies?
B-cell
What disease is associated with the absence of insulin?
Type I diabetes
What does demyelinization disrupt?
Propagation of an action potential along the
axon
Which bone is classified as a flat bone?
Rib
What is the chromosomal composition of a normal human zygote?
46
chromosomes
What is the structure and function of the cell membrane?
A
phospholipid
bilayer
with embedded proteins regulates molecules entering and leaving
cytoplasm
What hypothesis is being tested by adding activated charcoal to the soil around Weed B?
Weed B produces an
organic
compound
that
inhibits
root growth for Weed A
In which part of the body do T-cells mature?
Thymus
Which combination will produce only offspring with pink eyes in the scenario of purple eyes being dominant?
Ff
x
ff
What is the respiratory system responsible for?
Taking in
oxygen
from the environment and releasing
carbon dioxide
What are the structures of the respiratory
system
?
mouth
,
nose
,
nostrils
,
throat
,
larynx
,
thracea
,
bronchi
,
bronchiole
,
right lung
, and
left lung
What does the
nose
do?
Let in
oxygen
and let out
co2
What is the
larnyx
?
voice box
what is the
trachea
?
windpipe
What is is the
bronchioles
?
Extension of the bronchi
What are
alveoli
?
sacs at the end of each
bronchoiles
What is. the function of the
respiratory system
?
-exchange
oxygen
and
carbon dioxide
.
- to maintain
pH
in the
blood
oxygen passes from the
alveoli
into the blood the air will flow into your lungs
What
disease
affect the
respiratory system
?
Asthma
,
Bronchitis
,
Pneumonia
Allergies
(The
passage way
is narrow)
What is the
Cardiovascular
system
made of?
the
heart
,
blood vessel
, and the
blood
What are the four chamber?
Right Atrium
,
Left Atrium
,
Right Ventricle
, and
Left Ventricle
What is the
Septum
?
Separates the
right
and
left
chambers
What are the
blood vessels
?
Veins
,
Arteries
, and
capillaries
What are
veins
?
they take blood
to
the heart
the blood is
deoxygenated
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