BODY ORIENTATION/DIR.TERMS
SUPERIOR
TOWARD THE HEAD
BACK OF THE HEAD
OCCIPITAL
GIVES RISE TO ALL CELL TYPES
PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS
CELL TRANSPORT THAT REQUIRES NO ENERGY
PASSIVE CELL TRANSPORT
ATP IS NECESSARY FOR THIS CELL TRANSPORT METHOD
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
SYNONYMOUS WITH DORSAL
POSTERIOR
CHEEK REGION
BUCCAL
LEAST COMMON FEEDBACK LOOP
POSITIVE FEEDBACK LOOP
PLASMA MEMBRANE COMPONENT THAT ACTS AS AN I.D. TAG FOR THE CELL
SURFACE MARKER
ATP IS SHORT FOR THIS
ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE
SYNONYMOUS WITH VENTRAL
ANTERIOR
CHEST CAVITY
THORACIC
FEEDBACK MECHANISMS ARE USED TO MAINTAIN THIS
HOMEOSTASIS
TERM DESCRIBING PLASMA MEMBRANE'S ABILITY TO ALLOW SOME MATERIALS TO CROSS WHILE OTHERS CANNOT
SEMIPERMEABLE
ENERGY FOR CELL USE IS STORED HERE
HIGH-ENERGY BONDS BETWEEN PHOSPHATE GROUPS
INTERMEDIATE
BETWEEN A MORE MEDIAL AND MORE LATERAL STRUCTURE
SEPARATES BODY INTO SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR PARTS
TRANSVERSE PLANE
GIVES RISE TO LIMITED CELL TYPES
AKA HEMATOPOETIC STEM CELLS
MULTIPOTENT STEM CELLS
THIS PLASMA MEMBRANE COMPONENT IS USED DURING FACILITATED DIFFUSION TO CARRY MATERIALS ACROSS THE MEMBRANE
TRANSPORT PROTEINS
ENERGY IS STORED WHEN THIS OCCURS
PHOSPHATE BOND IS FORMED (CELLULAR RESPIRATION)
DISTAL
FURTHER AWAY FROM POINT OF ATTACHMENT/TRUNK OF BODY
ARMPIT REGION
AXILLARY
RESPONSE IS AGAINST THE STIMULUS
NEGATIVE FEEDBACK LOOP
SOLUTE PUMPING, EXOCYTOSIS, & ENDOCYTOSIS ARE EXAMPLES OF THIS CELL TRANSPORT METHOD
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
ENERGY IS RELEASED FOR CELL USE WHEN THIS OCCURS
PHOSPHATE BOND IS BROKEN (CELLULAR ACTIVITY)