Human body
What is anatomy?
Study of the structure of body parts and their relationships to one another
This term refers to anything that has mass and takes up space
Matter
Three ways cells can be bound together
Tight junctions, gap junctions, desmosomes
Epithelial tissue have an apical surface and basal surface, this is a characteristic of
Polarity
This layer is adjacent to basal surface, and has a connection to underlying connective tissue
Basal lamina
List levels of biological organization
Chemical -> cells -> tissue -> organs-> organ system -> organism
Individual atoms that have a positive or negative charge are called
Ions
This protein is embedded in the plasma membrane
Integral protein
Epithelial tissue is avascular, how does it get it’s nutrients
Underlying connective tissue
A cell is placed in solution and water moves in and out evenly, this is called:
Isotonic solution
This organ system is involved in immune function
Lymphatic
The four types of macromolecules are:
Proteins, carbohydrate, lipids, nucleic acids
This structure in fluid mosaic helps maintain fluidity
Cholesterol
A cell, or cells, that make and secrete fluid called secretion is called what?
Gland
Your cell transports a certain protein out of the cell, this process is called
Exocytosis
The dorsal body cavity contains:
Spinal and cranial cavity
A fatty acid is an example of a ____ of lipid
Monomer
Water moves by osmosis from ____ solute to ____ solute concentration
Low to high
This membrane has epithelial and connective tissue, and covers the body surface
Cutaneous
The cell membrane is composed mostly of
Phospholipids and proteins
When cut into two regions of superior and inferior, this is known as:
Transverse plane
An acidic solution has a ____ concentration of H+ ions
High
The process of programmed cell death, or the cell killing itself, is called
Apoptosis
This is the only muscle tissue that is under the control of somatic nervous system
Skeletal muscle
The affinity of nuclei for electrons is called
Electronegativity