structure and systems Flashcards
whats pseudopodia
It is when the mouth like peaks of when a cell eats something
what does gastrin do
it stimulates parietal cells ( release gastric juice) and pepsinogen (turns into pepsin to breakdown protein)
what secretes gastrin
g cells
what do cheifcells release
pesinogen and lipase
what is secretin? What stimulates the release of it?
it causes the release of bicarb in the stomach, is secreted when food enters duodenum
what do g cells secrete
gastrin
whats grehlin
increases hunger comes from stomach
whats saltory conduction
it AP jump from gap to gap on a neuron
where are crypts and what do they do
they release enzymes an make new enzyme, they are grooves located in intestines
3 parts of the small intestines
DJilleam
- duodenum
- jejunem
- illeam
what are kupffer cells
macrofages in the liver
what are oligodendrocytes
part of the central nervous system sheath
what stimulates gall bladder to release bile
cck
what stimulates the pancreas to secrete bicarb
secretin
whats leptin
released by fat to reduce hunger
what is epideymal cells
they are cells that cushion the CNS
what is a microglial cell
microphage cells around neurons
what is macroglial cells
- astrocytes (recycle nuerotrans)
- oligadendrocytes
- schwan
- epideymal cells
what do parietal cells do
they cause the secreation of gastric juices
what is the parietal lobe 4
for sensation
what are the layers of menengies
duramatter
pia matter
arachniod
what is the temporal lobe 4
for speach
what relays motor and sensory signals (part of the brain)
thalamus
what is the temporal lobe 4
for speech