General Introduction
A carbohydrate would be considered what level of organization?
What is chemical organization.
What is the name of the system that protects and supports body organs?
what is the skeletal system
what is: Obtaining Nutrients Generating Energy in the form of ATP Disposing of Wastes Maintaining Shape Replication
What type of tissue in innervated but not vascularized?
what is epithelial tissue
What period refers to first eight weeks following conception known as?
what is the embryonic period
What phylum are humans?
What system is known as the fast acting regulatory system?
What is the nervous system
What is aerobic bacteria.
This type of tissue is known for diffusion, filtration, and secretion and can be found in kidney glomeruli.
what is simple squamous epithelial tissue
What are the three coelomic cavaties?
what is distal
What systems is the circulatory system composed of?
what are the cardiovascular and lymphatic systems
What organelle is where protein synthesis?
what is ribosome
What is the type of multicellular exocrine gland that is known for its spherical sac-like secretory portions?
What is alveolar/acinar glands
What is a morula.
If you were to divide you body into left and right sections that is off of the midline (not perfect halves) what type of section are you creating?
What are the 4 aspects of the chordate body plan are specific to chordates?
what are dorsal hollow nerve cord, notocord, pharyngeal pouches, and postanal tail
What is the central dogma of molecular biology?
what isDNA is transcribed into RNA which is translated into protein.
What type of cell junction allows for small molecules to move directly between neighboring cells through a tunnel like junction?
what are gap junctions/nexus
What is the process of going from a bilaminar embryonic disc to a trilaminar embryonic disc called?
What is gastrulation
What is the reason anterior and ventral are synonymous in humans?
What is humans are bipedal
What are 3 components of the chordate body plan that are seen in phylums other than chordata?
what is segmentation, tube within a tube, and bilateral symmetry.
What step of aerobic cellular respiration produces the most ATP and where does this occur?
What is oxidative phosphorylation and the mitochondria.
It serves as the primary inducer to form the Dorsal hollow nerve chord.