Bios 1300 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

what is the hierarchy of complexity? atom molecules organelle cells tissue organ organ system organism what are the parts of the axial skeleton? skull, vertebral column, rib cage what are the characteristics of life? organization cellular composition metabolism responsiveness homeostasis development reproduction evolution what are the parts of the appendicular skeleton? shoulder girdle, pelvic girdle, arms + legs, hands + feet what is negative feedba...

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BIOS 1300 Lab 6 (Muscles and Joints), With Pictures diaphragm external intercostal m. internal intercostal m. pectoralis minor m. anterior rectus sheath AKA: aponeurosis external abdominal oblique m. inguinal ligament internal abdominal oblique m. ...

what is anatomy the study of? the structure of organisms and their relationships gross anatomy is the study of? structures visible to the naked eye surface anatomy is the study of? superficial markings microscopic anatomy is the study of? study of anatomy using optical aids cytology is the study of? cells histology is the study of? tissues what is anatomical position? upright stance, feet forward, palms facing forward, arms at side of the body, he...

BIOS 1300 Lab 6 (Muscles and Joints), With Pictures diaphragm external intercostal m.

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Are the R groups non polar, polar, or it depends on the type of amino acid? depends How many amino acids are there? How many are essential? How many are nonessential? 20 total. 10 essential. 10 nonessential. What basic elements are usually found in all carbohydrate examples? Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen Fructose and Glucose are very similar but what is the difference? Fructose has 5 rings Glucose has 6 rings Which molecule or elements are missing from maltose versus ...

Bios 1300 Pre-lab 2 Already Graded A Celium Microvilli plasma membrane Microtubule Mitochondrion Centrosome Free ribosomes Lysosome Smooth endoplasmic reticulum Rough endoplasmic reticulum Golgi apparatus Nucleus Nuclear pore Glycocalyx Peripheral membrane protein Integral membrane protein Cholesterol molecules Lipid bilayer Polar heads of lipid bilayer Fatty acid tails of lipid bilayer Cytoplasm Extracellular matrix Plasma membrane Glycocalyx An attatchex coat of carboh...

BIOS 1300 Final Exam Questions and Answers Graded A+ at which of the indicated points do the inactivation gates of the voltage gated Na+ channels close? Point c what is the name of the connective tissue sheath that surrounds each fascicle in a nerve? Perineurium the film terminal is composed of _____ and extends from _____ Pia mater; the end of the conus medullaris to the end of the lumbar cistern an agonist is a drug tht activates a receptor, basically mimicking the receptors natural ligand...

What part of the cell contains the centrioles and the centrosomes? permuclear cytoplasm What is the function of the endocytic vesicle? moves large particles, fluid, or molecules What structure synthesizes protein for use inside cell? free ribosome The nuclear envelope has a phospholipid bilayer. True What structure regulates the passage of material between the cytoplasm and nucleus? nuclear pore What is the function of the nucleolus? ribosomal RNA synthes...