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100

Equation 1

What is ATP ↔ ADP + Pi + energy?

100

towards integration, away from integration

What are afferent and efferent?

100

types of direct communication

What are gap junctions, tunneling nanotubes, and juxtacrines?

100

the four primary cell types

What are epithelial, muscle, neuron, and connective cells?

100

the parts of the "fluid mosaic" barrier

What are phospholipids, cholesterol, (integral and peripheral) proteins, and the glycocalyx?

200

Equation 2

What is glucose + O2 + ADP + Pi → ATP + CO2 + H2O + heat?

200

an acclimatization that is irreversible

What is developmental acclimatization? 

200

types of indirect communication

What are paracrines, endocrines, and neurotransmitters?

200

smallest part of an organ that does its job

What is a functional unit?

200

junction types and what they are made of

What are gap junctions formed by connexins, desmosomes formed by cadherin (calcium), and tight junctions formed by claudins?

300

Equation 3

What is CO2 + H2O ↔ HCO3- + H+?

300

biorhythm's length, when it peaks, and how peaks change

What are period, phase, and amplitude?

300

the things direct communication pathways can move

What are ions for gap junctions, proteins and small organelles for tunneling nanotubes, and nothing for juxtacrines?

300

fibrous proteins and their jobs

What are collagen acting like ropes, elastin acting as rubber bands, and fibronectin bundling the other two to cells?

300

ways of making ATP

What are substrate-level (glycolysis, Krebs, creatine) and oxidative (ETC) phosphorylation?
400

Equation 4

What is PV=nRT?

400

how the body integrates

What is using multiple pieces of information from multiple sensors and comparing to SP, with decisions being constantly reevaluated?
400

how the genomes, proteomes, and lipidomes compare

What is genomes are the same, while proteomes and lipidomes are different?

400

the fluid compartments from largest to smallest

What is the intracellular fluid, interstitial fluid, and the plasma?

400

oxidative phosphorylation

energy input to transfer unbound Pi to ADP

500

the difference between SP and SS

What is set point is the goal range, while steady state is the maintenance of set point?

500

the steps of a negative feedback reflex template

What are: stimulus, X altered, sensor (afferent), integrating center, effector (efferent), compensatory response, X restored?

500

a meshwork of fibrous proteins and viscous water

What is the extracellular matrix?

500

reasons O2-, NO, and OH levels might be raised

What are ingestion of and the immune system raising levels of free radicals? 

Bonus: What are examples of antioxidants?

500

substrate level phosphorylation description and equation

What is a substrate-bound Pi being transferred to ADP; or ADP + XP ↔ ATP + X?