Hormones
This is the definition of a hormone.
What is a chemical messenger in the body?
This is the function of skeletons.
What is structure and attachment points for muscles?
These are the three parts of a neuron.
What are the axon, dendrites, and soma?
This is the pH of the mouth.
What is pH = 7?
This is the gas that leaves the body.
What is CO2?
These are the components of blood.
What are the plasma, blood cells (red and white), and clotting factors (platelets and other)?
What is leptin?
What is chitin?
What is electrochemical?
This is the structure responsible for absorption.
What are the microvilli/villi?
This is the cell in the lung.
What is a pnuemocyte?
This is the chemical produced by a non-pathogenic immune response.
What is a histamine?
This is the targeted tissue of FSH.
What is the ovary/follicles?
This is the thin filliment in a sacromere.
What is actin?
This is the resting potential of a neuron.
What is -70 mV?
This is why the villi are folded.
What is to increase surface area?
What are diaphragm and the intercostal muscles?
This is the type of cell that produces antibodies.
What are the b lymphocytes?
This is the type of feedback cycle between oxytocin and contraction during birth.
What is a positive feedback loop?
This is the plasma membrane of a muscle cell.
What is a sacroplasm?
This is the structure responsible for saltatory conduction.
What is the myelin sheath?
These are the two functions of pancreatic juice.
What is to add digestive enzymes and to neutralize the stomach acid?
This is the function of surfacant.
What is to allow the alveoli to slide past each other without ripping.
This is the type of molecule used in pregnancy tests.
What are monocolonal antibodies?
This is the structure that secretes progesterone.
What is the corpus luteum?
These are the proteins responsible for regulating muscle contraction.
What are tropmyosin and troponin?
This is the enzyme that breaks down the neurotransmitter responsible for muscle contraciton.
What is acetylcholinesterase?
This is the second part of the small intestine.
What is the jejunum?
This is the type of pnumeocyte that can divide.
This is the fuction of erythrocytes.