What diffusion process requires NO energy?
What diffusion process requires energy (ATP)?
What is Passive Transport;Active Transport
What are the 4 major types of tissue?
What is epithelial;connective;muscle;nervous
What is the end of a Long bone called?
Epiphysis
Myosin and Actin are?
What is Myofilaments?
The longitudinal tissue separates?
What is the left and right side of the brain
What is selective permeability?
What is the ability to regulate what enters and leaves the cell
Simple squamous performs which function?
What is diffusion
Where do you find yellow marrow in a bone?
What is Medullary bone
The most inward layer of connective tissue in the muscle is?
What is Endomysium
What has the role of connecting blood vessels to neurons?
What is Astrocytes
What is the role of the Golgi Apparatus?
What is Prepares, modifies, and sorts proteins from the endoplasmic reticulum
What type of tissue is Tendons and Ligaments made of?
What is Fibrous?
Osteocytes sit in small chambers called?
What is Lacunae?
The theory of how muscles contract is called?
What is the Sliding Filament theory
In a nerve impulse what axons conduct impulses faster?
What is Myelinated
Recite the Life cycle of a Cell.
What is Interphase, Mitosis(Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase), and Cytokinesis
The ability to consume debris and foreign objects in the connective tissue matrix is?
What is Macrophages?
Name all of the skeletal sutures.
What is Coronal suture;squamosal suture; lambdoidal suture; sagittal suture
When a nerve and a muscle cell come together, this is called?
What is Neuromuscular Junction
What form elaborate networks through which nerve impulses travel?
What is Neurons?
In cell division, cancer is the disease of what?
What is Mitosis
Strong, Flexible, but not very elastic fibers found in the bones, ligaments and tendons are?
What is Collagenous fibers
The pelvis and vertebrae are what kinds of bones?
What is irregular
What blocks actin when a muscle fiber is at rest?
What is Troponin and Tropomyosin
What is the autoimmune disorder in which antibody destroy neuromuscular connection?
What is Myasthenia Gravis