Directions & Regions
The Anatomical Term For Being in Front
What is Anterior/Ventral?
Similar Elements That Have Different Number of Neutrons
What are Isotopes?
This Forms The Protective Barrier of Cell Membranes
What is The Phospholipid Bilayer
The First Step of Cell Respiration Involving Glucose
Glycolysis
The Ability to Maintain Consistent Internal Conditions
What is Homeostasis?
This Plane Splits The Body in Equal Halves
What is Midsaggital?
The Weakest But Most Numerous Molecular Bond in The Body
What are Hydrogen Bonds?
The "Powerhouse" of The Cell
What is The Mitochondria?
This Stage Involves Acetyl CoA And is Named After Hans Krebs
What is The Citric Acid Cycle?
The Most Common Homeostatic Feedback Loop
What is Negative Feedback?
This Direction Refers Towards The Mid-line of The Body
What is Axial?
Hydrated Carbons
What are Carbohydrates?
This Biological Substance Accelerates or Promotes Chemical Reactions
What are Enzymes?
The Number of ATPs resulting from Cell Respiration
36-38
This Feedback Loop Usually does NOT Promote Homeostasis
What is Positive Feedback Loop?
This Plane Cuts Through at an Angle
What is The Oblique Plane?
Macromolecules That Function as Non-polar, Stored Energy, and Insulation
What are Lipids?
The Main Energy Currency of Cells
What is ATP?
This Stage of Cell Respiration Does NOT Produce ATP
What is The Intermediate Stage?
The Homeostatic Component Responsible for Detecting Stimuli
What is Receptor?
This Term Refers to Structures Sitting at The Same Side
What is Ipsilateral?
This Component is Responsible for Differentiating Amino Acids
What is The R-group/R Side-Chain?
This Term Encompasses All Biochemical Reactions
Metabolism
The Series of Proteins Extracting Energy From NADH & FADH2 to Produce Bulk of ATP
What is The Electron Transport System?
Negative Feedback Fluctuates Around This Point
What is Set Point?