Homeostasis: Cell Membrane
The other name for cell membrane is plasma membrane.
The other name for cell membrane is plasma membrane.
What is another name for cell membrane?
There are 12 parts of the microscope.
How many parts of the microscope are there?
There are four (4) tissue types.
How many tissue types are there?
A tube shaped space that allows for communication(s) in the form of small molecules
What is gap junction?
The Cordinate planes go counter clockwise.
Which order do the coordinate planes go?
The two (2) parts of the phospholipid are: polar head and non-polar tail.
What are the two (2) parts of the phospholipid?
The base acts as a microscope support.
What acts as a microscope support?
They are nerve, muscle, epithelial, and connective.
What are the four (4) tissue types?
Desmosomes adhering to certain spots and places of connection.
What is adhesion junctions?
The anatomical term for elow is Olecranon.
What is the Anatomical tem for Elbow?
The purpose of the Fluid Mosaic Model is to illustrate how the different parts of the cell membrane work together.
What is the purpose of the Fluid Mosaic Model?
It is called the revolving turret.
What's another name for nosepiece?
Simple has one layer of cell while Stratified has two layers of cell.
What is simple and stratified?
Zonula occludens stopping substances from passing because of the continuous connectional "seal" between cells.
What is tight junction?
The front of the body is posterior.
Is the front of the body the anterior or posterior?
The three (3) parts of the cell membrane are: phospholipid, protein, and cholesterol.
What are the three (3) parts of the cell membrane?
There are three (3) magnifications: 40x - low power; 100x - medium power; and 400x - high power.
What are the different magnifications of the microscope and their power?
The three (3) different shapes of tissue are: sqaumos, cuboidal, and columnar.
What are the three (3) different shapes of the tisue?
Eat, H2O, waste, breathe, grow, reproduce.
What is the six (6) proofs to life?
Superior is towards the top half of your body.
What is the anatomical term for the top half of your body?
It is when shape specific molecules bind to the membrane.
What is cell communication signaling?
Course focus is used to bring the specimen into near focus while Fine focus is used to sharpen the focus quality of the image.
What is the difference between course focus and fine focus?
It is located in the lining of the digestive tract; glands; and skin surface.
Where's the location of the Epithelial tissue?
Found only inside of plants, they are tiny pathways between plant cell walls.
What is plasmodesma(s)/plasmodesmata?
The common name is the back of the knee.
What is the common name for popliteal?