Campbell 7e Chapter 46 Test Bank
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Biology
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3D cell animation
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3D cell animation
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ap bio
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Chapter 36 Biology Crossword
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Ch. 6 Campbell 8th AP
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medical terminology
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The suffix that means weakness is (-asthenia) The suffix -lepsy means seizure -ptosis means drooping. -ptysis means spitting -plasm is the suffix for a thing formed -ectasis means dilation. -cele means hernia, tumor, swelling. -pathy is the suffix for disease. Alopecia means baldness; a condition of loss of hair. -stomy is the suffix meaning new opening. The suffix for use, action, having the form of, or possessing is (-ate) The suffix ____-desis____ means binding Chapter 2 The suffix for vomiting is __-emesis______. The prefix hydro-, as in the term hydrotherapy, means (water) The prefix milli- means (one-thousandth) In the term insomnia, the prefix in- means: not The prefixes cac- and mal- mean: bad The prefix contra- means (against)
Ap Bio
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Presynaptic (must be a motor neuron) 1 - Nature of impulse +++ --- 1 - Increase of permeability of Ca 2+ 1 - Movement of vesicles 1 - Fusion of vesicles with membrane 1 - Transmitter release 1 - Acetylcholine 1 - Diffusion of transmitter (20 nm) 1 - Cholinesterase 1 - Motor end plate or terminal bouton Postsynaptic (muscle be a muscle fiber) A. Transmitter Effects 1 - Specific receptor sites 1 - Causes depolarization/action potential 1 - Action potential sweeps fiber membrane/T. tubules 1 - Release of Ca 2+ from Sarcoplasmic reticulum (T. cisternae) B. Calcium Effects 1 - Calcium floods sarcomere 1 - Calcium binds to troponin 1 - Bound troponin displaces tropomyosin 1 - Calcium returned by active transport (Ca2+ pump) C. Actinomyosin Complex
The Sargasso Sea
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The Sargasso Sea is named after the seaweed which resides there in such quantities. First discovered by Christopher Columbus and his crew, the Sargasso Sea was known for unusually calm winds and its myth of demise for those who sailed it. In fact it was Columbus who traveled through the sea sighting the seaweed and assuming that land was nearby. He of course could not have been less correct in his theory.
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