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Module 1 - Lecture 1
What do all cells differ in,
What is the cell theory by theodo...,
What does the functional activiti...
44
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Module 1: Lecture 2
What is the cytoskeleton and what...,
What is a miccrotubule,
What do microtubules do
54
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Module 1: Lecture 3
Glycolysis is done in how many re...,
What is nadh,
The energy we got from splitting ...
51
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Module 1: Lecture 4
9 45,
Why do we want the plasma membran...,
What is another name for the plas...
30
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Module 1: Lecture 5
What are the three main forms of ...,
What helps cells stay in place an...,
Specialized cell junctions are ca...
28
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Module 1: Lecture 6
What is diffusion,
What does steady state equilibriu...,
What is electrical gradient
22
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Module 1: Lecture 7
What is tonicity,
The tonicity of the solution is d...,
What is the solute called when it...
24
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Module 1: Lecture 8
What is active transportation,
When is active transportation used,
What are the two types of carrier...
19
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Module 1: Lecture 9
9 51,
What is phagocytosis,
What are the two purpose of exocy...
27
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Module 2: Lecture 1
Where is blood drawn from,
What colour is blood,
Blood represents what percent of ...
51
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Module 2: Lecture 2
What is the most numerous cells w...,
Rbcs survive an average of how ma...,
How long do nerve and muscle cell...
54
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Module 2: Lecture 3
What is a leukocyte,
What gives rbcs their pigment,
Is their a pigment in wbc
53
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Module 2: Lecture 4
What does immunity mean,
How does immunity protect you,
What is the immune systems activi...
51
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Module 2: Lecture 5
What is essential to start the ad...,
What occurs every time everywhere...,
What is inflammation
46
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Module 2: Lecture 6
What are the two types of adaptiv...,
What do humoral mean,
Which class of adaptive immunity ...
43
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Module 3: Lecture 1
What separates the intra and extr...,
Is a water molecule able to cross...,
Are ions water soluble
45
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Module 3: Lecture 2
What dictates what ion drives mem...,
Are leak channels always open,
What channels dictate the resting...
39
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Module 3: Lecture 3
What causes a graded potential,
What is the action potential,
Because the action potential has ...
47
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Module 3: Lecture 4
What is the refractory period,
What are the two general phases o...,
Why can a second action potential...
46
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Module 3: Lecture 5
Where do we have very high concen...,
Why are we able to generate an ac...,
Why does action potentials not ha...
37
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Module 3: Lecture 6
What is an ionotropic receptor,
What is a metabotropic receptor,
What are the two types of subsyna...
33
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Module 3: Lecture 7
What are the two components of th...,
What part of us is our nervous sy...,
What
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Module 3: Lecture 8
What is the adrenal gland compose...,
What does the inner adrenal medul...,
What does the surrounding adrenal...
54
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Module 4: Lecture 1
What controls the force that is g...,
What is it called when muscle dev...,
What is the largest group of tiss...
56
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Module 4: Lecture 2
What is the a band based on,
Why is the i band called the ligh...,
Does muscle contraction always ca...
41
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Module 4: Lecture 3
When a myosin head unbinds to an ...,
Do your thin and thick filaments ...,
What initiated cross bridge cycli...
27
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Module 4: Lecture 4
What is used to power the cross b...,
How does cross bridge cycling ini...,
What splits the atp for cross bri...
25
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Module 4: Lecture 5
The number of motor units that ar...,
Every one of the muscle fibers th...,
Why is there a mosaic patten of m...
33
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Module 4: Lecture 6
What is a key muscle characterist...,
When we talk about length of musc...,
Will the amount of overlap betwee...
35
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