Animal Structure
This goup of similar cells performs a common function
Tissue
This organ system delivers oxygen and nutrients to body cells
Circulatory system
A nerve cell (neuron) consists of these three components
Cell body, axon, dendrites
This type of sensory receptor can bind and recognize glucose molecules
Chemoreceptor
This type of immune protein is found in blood plasma and matches with an antigen
Antibody
Cells in this type of tissue are surrounded by a lot of matrix
Connective tissue
The maintenance of a steady state in the internal environment of an organisms is based on this principle
Homeostasis
These molecules are released when an action potential arrives at the synaptic cleft
Neurotransmitters
This part of the ear receives pressure/sound waves and passes them on as vibrations
Eardrum
Motor system
This type of tissue is found in the intestines where it absorbs nutrients
Simple Columnar Epithelium
The trachea and pharynx are part of this organ system
Respiratory system
These ion channels open during the Re-polarization phase of an action potential
K+ (Potassium) channels
These two types of of receptors are found on the retina at the back of the eye
Photoreceptors, cones and rods
This organ system is involved in both innate and adaptive immunity:
lymphatic system
This type of connective tissue consist of mostly collagen and is found under the skin
Loose connective tissue
In this control mechanism the response reduces the effect of the original stimulus to help maintain balance in the body.
Negative Feedback
Hypothalamus
Sensory adaptation
These two types of white blood cells represent the integral part of the innate immune system
Macrophages and Neutrophiles
These three tissues contain contractile proteins
Skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle and smooth muscle
These three components make up a control mechanism
Receptor (sensor)
Control center
Effector (target)
These three functional divisions form the autonomic nervous system
Parasympathetic division, sympathetic division, enteric divison
These two membranes are found in the middle canal of the cochlea
Basilar membrane and tectorial membrane
The charge difference across the membrane of a resting neuron is referred to as _____ and is measured at this voltage_____
resting potential, -70mV