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Atria (which vessels enter through here?)two upper chambers of the heart - r. atrium receives deoxygenated blood from vena cava - l. atrium receives oxygenated blood from pulmonary vein Ventricles (which vessels enter through here?)two lower chambers of the heart - r. ventricle receives deoxygenated blood from r. atrium - l. ventricle receives oxygenated blood from l. atrium Describe the flow of a RBC from the right atrium to aortic arch, describing the function associated with each major...

frontal bonebone that forms the forehead parietal bonetop of head occipital boneback of head mandiblelower jaw bone maxilla zygomatic ribs manubrium body (of the sternum)

Heartmuscular pump that pumps deoxy and oxygenated blood in the body - upper half, between the lungs Lungsoxygen we breathe in to the RBC to give oxygenated - get rid of CO2 - upper half, surrounds the heart Liverdetoxify chem and metabolize drugs - makes protein for blood clotting - below the lungs and diaphragm - dark chunk Pancreassecretes enzymes to break down food - near the end of the stomach spleenbeside/behind the stomach - lymphatic organ - filters blood, recycles old cells...

Incidence ratethe rate at which new events occur in a population Numerator for Incidence ratethe number of NEW events that occur in a defined period Denomenator for Incidence ratethe population at risk of experiencing this new event during the same period Incidence rate includeonly new cases of the disease that occurred during the specified period Attack ratethe number of exposed people infected with the disease divided by the total number of exposed people. Attack rate focuson an acute c...

RNA drives the synthesis ofProtein molecules with a particular primary sequence The primary sequence will dictateThe overall structure of a protein The structure of a proteinWill dictate the overall function Genetic material or DNA content of a cell is referred to asA genotype Genotype is converted through protein synthesis into aPhenotype A phenotype isObservable property of any cell, physical distinction RNA 5 carbon sugarribose DNA 5 carbon sugardeoxyribose ribose vs deoxyriboseRibose...

Cell CycleOrderly sequence of events in which a cell duplicates it's contents and divides into two 23The number of pairs of chromosomes in a human cell 22Number of pairs of autosomes that are in the body 1Number of pairs of sex chromosomes that are in the body HomologousChromosomes that are each taken from the parent Sister ChromatidsReplicated homologs InterphaseThe cell spends almost 90% of their time in this phase; The cells grow by producing proteins, organelles, copies it's chromo...

what is biology?study of life organisms must have five characteristics-energy -cells -information (genetic) -replication/reproduction -evolution cellular levelatom, molecule, organelle, cell organismal leveltissue, organ, organ system, organism population levelpopulation, species, community, ecosystem (makes up biosphere) emergent propertiescharacteristic of a system that does not appear in any part of the system scientific methodobservation, question, hypothesis, prediction, experimen...

"Initiation" of protein tranlsation is activated by ATP hydrolysis. T/F?False; GTP hydrolysis after addition of an aa, where does the aminoacyl tRNA now bind to?30S ribosomal RNA (small one) after citrulline is produced and in the cytoplasm what happens next in the urea cycle?citrulline is combined with aspartate to make arginosuccinate which is then split into fumarate (which leaves to enter TCA) and arginine. Arginine is then converted to Ornithine (via arginase) giving off Urea which ...

"elfin" facies, ID, hypercalcemia (↑ Vit. D sensitivity), verbal & musical ability, extreme friendlinessWilliams syndrome "mewing," microcephaly, ID, VSDcri-du-chat syndrome (Debranching enzyme) (Myophosphoeylase) ↑ glycogen in muscle→ painful muscle cramps, myoglobinuria (red urine) with strenuous exercise, arrhythmia normal blood glucoseGlycogen Storage Disease type V (McArdle) ↑ HDL in a very unhealthy personEtOH → ↑ HDL synthesis ↑ nuchal translucency and hypoplast...

thrombocytopeniadeficiency of platelets in the blood. This causes bleeding into the tissues, bruising, and slow blood clotting after injury. A 16 year old boy presented to a doctor by his mother for the injury which he had recently during cycle riding. On examination doctor noticed the loose, overly-flexible joints, smooth or stretchy, easily-bruised skin and abnormal wound healing and scar formation. This is the characteristic feature of the disorder known asEhlers-Danlos syndrome A 67-ye...