cellular resp
what are the 3 steps of cellular respiration
glycolysis
electron transport
citric acid cycle
in what order does an impulse travel
dendrite, cell body, axon, myelin sheath
what's the difference from kinetic and Potential
potential is stored like food and kinetic is in motion
describe exocytosis and give an example
leaves cell but uses vesicle (ex bye hoe)
what is the plasma membrane called
fluid mosaic
what is the inputs and outputs of glycolysis
glucose, 2 pyruvate
what allows the coordinated opening of Na and K channels to allow the ions to flow down their concentration gradient
action potential
what ways do molecules diffuse
higher to lower
what is a cell recognition protein?
a integral protein also known as a glycoprotein. They help recognize when the body is being invaded. (tells when a immune response needs to occur)
what is the purpose of neuroglia
to protect neurons maintain homeostasis and regulate synaptic neurotransmissions
what is the movement of water called? where does water travel? (to high to low or low to high ion concentration)
Osmosis: water moves from a area of low solute concentration to an area of high solute concentration.