Muscles
Moves off of the actin's active site in response to Calcium
What is Tropomyosin?
Involves both the nervous system and the endocrine system
What is neuroendocrine signaling?
Decreased energy requirement, numerous offspring produced quickly
What is asexual reproduction?
These macromolecules are first broken down in the stomach
What are proteins?
This is the pathway from the CNS to the muscle
What is a motor neuron/ efferent pathway?
Releases Calcium in response to an Action Potential
What is Sarcoplasmic Reticulum?
Short distance signaling
What is paracrine?
Produce inhibin
What are Sertoli cells?
Buffers the acidity as the chyme enters the small intestine
What is Bicarbonate?
Glial Cells with significant amounts of myelin in the CNS
What are oligodendrocytes?
Pulls the thin filament to the M line
What is Myosin?
Requires a transport protein to move through the blood
What are lipid soluble hormones?
Fertilization typically occurs in this structure
What are oviducts?
Transport structure for lipids in the lymph
What are chylomicrons?
Nerve net
What is the nervous system of a Cnidarian?
Breaks the cross bridge in the Sliding Filament Model
What is ATP?
Binds to hormone in the water soluble pathway
What is G-protein Receptor?
Found within embryonic testes, diploid and becomes apparent at puberty
What is a primary spermatocyte?
Lack of this hormone will result in not feeling hungry
What is Ghrelin?
Channel responsible for the depolarization phase of the action potential
What are the Voltage gated Sodium channels?
Seq a muscle contraction:
1. Transmit an action potential to the SR
2.Cross bridge forms between actin & myosin
3. Calcium releases into the muscle fiber cytoplasm
4. Sarcomere contracts
What is 1,3,2,4
Made by activation of adenyl cyclase
What is cAMP?
The hormone primarily responsible for stimulating the secretory phase
What is progesterone?
Seq digestion:
1. Secretin released from small intestines
2. Mechanical digestion in mouth
3.Pepsinogen released
4.Bicarbonate enters small intestine
What is 2,3,1,4?
During synaptic signaling Ca enters _________ cell and causes the release of__________
What are pre-synaptic and neurotransmitter?