Cell Junction
What is the grouping for Adhesion, Gap, and Tight junction
How many Cell Junctions are there?
The red objective lens has the power of 4x.
What power is the red objective lens?
They are necesarry to control the body
What are feedback loops used for?
Three things needed for an enzyme to work.
What is enzyme, substrate, and active site?
What do polar heads and Non-polar heads have in common?
What can be found in a cell membrane
What does Breathing, drinking water, eating, producing, waste, growing and reprodicing have in common?
What are the 6 signs of life?
There are 3 objective lens.
How many objective lens are there?
A receptor, integrating center, and effector are the 3 necessary components
What are 3 neccesary components of a homeostasis feedback loop?
Area where an enzyme and substrate connect.
What is active site?
what is another name for the cell membrane?
what is another name for the plasma membrane?
What level of organization is a cell structure
A cell structure is the second level
The coarse adjustment is used to move the plain stage.
What is the coarse adjustment used for?
It is capable of performing up to six functions and it is one of the smallest.
How many components do feedback loops have?
An enzyme is at the wrong pH level.
What is lose shape or be denatured?
What allows big molecules to pass into the cell?
What do proteins do in a cell membrane?
When 2 or more atoms are connected what do they make
What is a molecule made up of?
We calculate the magnification by multiplying the power of the objective lens and the eyepiece lens. The eyepiece lens is 10x.
How do we calculate the magnification of a microscope?
They are positioned adjacent to the junction that allows the feedbacl loops to work.
How is are feed back loops positioned?
An inhbitor is in an enzyme.
What is enzyme will be sick or die.
What energy is required to allow proteins to work
What is ATP?
What junction allows communication between small molecules?
What is the use of the Gap junction?
The stage clips are used to keep the thing that your looking at in place.
What are the stage clips used for?
Eat, H2o, Waste, Breathe, Grow, and Reproduce are the six functions.
What are the six proofs of life in feedback loops?
Function of an enzyme.
What is to break something down?
What allows flexibility in a cell membrane?
What does cholesterol do in a cell membrane?