missed during blurts Flashcards

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true hormones are

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True hormones are chemical messengers produced in one location and transported via the bloodstream to a second location (target cells) where they cause a response in those cells.

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2
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water-soluble hormones include

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mostly peptides, and catecholamines, which includes adrenaline and noradrenaline

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3
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what causes change in hormone release in the posterior pituitary gland

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↑ (or ↓) frequency of action potentials leads to
corresponding change in hormone release

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4
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is cortisol lipid soluble or water soluble

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lipid soluble

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5
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is adrenaline lipid or water-soluble

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water

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6
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lysozyme does what

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breaks down cell wall

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7
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whats in the epidermis

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keratin and phagocytic cells

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8
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big difference between skin and mucosal layers

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mucosal are live cells

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9
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what does the limited specificity of the innate arm mean

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it detects
molecular components
shared by many pathogens)

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10
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75% of all leukocytes are

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neutrophils

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11
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three important macrophage actions

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phagocytosis, release chemical messengers, show information about microbes to T cells

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12
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where do we find dendritic cells

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in the blood and in surfaces that are in contact with the environment

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13
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what are the sources of endogenous antigen

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virus components that are replicating within the cell, or antigen from the cell itself (cancerous maybe) or it’ll be pathogens that have escaped the phagosome.

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14
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CD4 T cells can communicate to the B cells through cytokines and what

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CD4 can bind to surface bound ligands on the B cells to communicate

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15
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whats the last thing i dont think of that can activate the B cells

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complement

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16
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shape and where do we find the thymus

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lobe-shaped organ that we find right above the heart