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Brain Barrier Substances Transported |
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Glucose, water, selected amino acid Lipid soluble substances - alcohol, CO2, nicotine, cocaine, anesthetics, L-dopa, Antihistamines, steroids
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Brain Barrier Substances NOT transported |
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Plasma Proteins, Protein Hormones, Urea, Creatinine, Ions, Antibiotics
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Blood Cell Formation made in bone marrow
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Maintenance of Internal Constancy
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Produces 90% of ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate)
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(In solution blood are called electrolytes)
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Cations (+) positive charge Anions (-) negative charge
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1- Acid (Acitosis) 7- Normal (7.4 blood) 14 - Alkaline (Alkolosis) 6.8 - death 7.6 - death
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Neutral Fats - Triglycerids Lipoproteins - Carriers for cholesterol HDL - good LDL - bad
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Cell membranes repels water
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20 amino Acids Amine Group NH2 Every protein is composed of Amino Acid Amino Acids are linked by Peptide Bonds
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Same enzyme and function but exsisting in different tissue
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LDH2 Latate Dehydrogenase |
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LDH1 Lactate Dehydrogenase |
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LDH3 Lactate Dehyrogenase |
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LDH4 Lactate Dehydrogenase |
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| Enzymes are used up in a Reaction? |
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| Enzymes function by lowering the activation energy of the reaction? |
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Testosterone - Anabolic (builds muscle) Estrogen Proesterm Cortison - antiflammitory supress the immune system
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About 20 Known Aborting Agent (causes contractions) Also puts horses in the mood!! :)
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Biological Activity 4 Different Structures |
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1. Primary Structure 2. Secondary Structure 3.Tertiary Structure 4. Qucturnary Structure
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Amino Acid Sequence Oxytocin-9AA/Inherited
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3D Structure - Binding sites
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Chains of proteins forming
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All enzymes are proteins Enzymes - Biological Catalyst = Increase rate of chemical reaction Every reaction in your body needs a specific enzyme
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Can be a protein, fat, or carbohydrate. Enzymes turns substrate into product.
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Active Enzymes Cofactors are inorganic calcuim, zinc,magnesium
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Inhibitors 2 KINDS Turn Enzymes Off |
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1. Competitive competes for active binding site 2.Allosteric creates alternate binding site
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| All enzymes are proteins? |
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LDH5 Lactate Dehydrogenase |
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Monosaccharides Disaccharides Polysaccharides
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glucose, fructose, galactose
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Sucrose = glucose + fructose Table Sugar Lactose = glucose + galactose Maltose = glucose +glucose
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Glycogen Long chain of glucose linked togther
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Protein that transports Iron
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Endocytosis (Large Molocule) |
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Phagocytosis - Solid (cell eating) Pinocytosis - Fluid (cell drinking)
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Oxygen and carbondioxide transport (5 milllion per cc) Nutrient and waste transport Tempature regulation Maintains Osmotic Pressure Acid/Base Balance Clotting (hemostatsis) mechanism Immune System
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Highly Selective Endothelical Membrane (includes brain and spinal cord) Does NOT include Hypothalamus, pituitary gland, pineal gland, vomiting center (Blood get get to these structures)
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Anything that stimulates your immune system. Stimulates Antibodies. Any foreign protein Bacteria - e coli Pollens
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Gamma Globulin 75% Contains the most antibodies
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Secrections - colastrom milk, tears, nasal secrections, salvia
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1st to appear (develops the fastest) Surface receptor on T-cell
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Binds Oxygen recycled and iron 80% Sickle Cell - Bad Hemoglobin
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On all tissue except Red Blood Cells
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Assemble Amino Acids Primary Structure
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| Auto Immunity Occurs When? |
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1. T-Cells react with hidden tissues. 2. MHCI proteins become defective. 3. Body tissues "cross reaction" with old antigens and stimulate antibody production.
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- Chemicals
- Pollens/ Molds
- Animal/ Hair/ Dust Mites
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- Venoms
- Food
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Contains many digestive enzymes
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Tyrosine (AA) - Melania Pigment (determines eyecolor)
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| Inheriting a defective enzyme pathway can result in a medical disease? |
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| The production of specific proteins (enzymes) is inherited? |
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| Creatine Phosphokinase (CPK) |
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CPK 1 (mm) Skeletal Muscle CPK 2 (mb) Cardiac Muscle CPK 3 (bb) Brain
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| A chemical reaction can Proceed without an enzyme? |
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| An enzyme has an optimum pH and Tempature? |
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| Enzymes are substrate specific? |
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H+ - Hydrogen (acid/ base balance) |
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Excess hydrogen will cause Acidosis Too little will cause Alkalosis
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Major intracellular Ion (inside the cell) Hyper kalemia - Excess (can stop the heart)
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Major extracellular ion (outside the cell)
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Water has a high surface tention because of hydrogen bonding ( cohesion)
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Selective diffusion (cleanse the blood)
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The movement of the solvent through a semi- permiable membrane Solvent in most cases is H20
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The random movement of molecules due to their kinetic energy.
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| Receptor Mediated Endocytosis |
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What Moves? Ligand (cholesterol) Membrane Needed? Yes What Direction? High to Low Carrier needed? Yes (receptor needed) Active or passive? Active
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| Carrier Mediated Transport |
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What moves? Solute Membrane needed? Yes What direction? High to Low Carrier needed? Yes Active or passive? Passive
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| Gradient Driven Co-transport |
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What moves? Sodium Membrane Needed? Yes What direction? Glucose Low to high Carrier needed? Yes Active or passive? Active
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What moves? Solvent Membrane needed? Yes What direction? Water is moving to a higher concentration Carrier needed? No Active or passive? Active
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What moves? Ions Membrane needed? Yes What direction? Low to high Carrier needed? Yes Active or passive? Active
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What moves? Solute Memebrane needed? No What direction? High to low Carrier needed? No Active or passive? Passive
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a deficiency of red blood cells, or hemoglobin, or iron, or copper or some B-vitamins
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Packed cell volume in a capillary tube after centrifuging.
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Plasma with the clotting proteins removed; fluid after blood clots.
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- Albumin
- Immune globulins made from b-cells
- Metabolic enzymes
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Blood Components Plasma : (soluble portion of the blood) |
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- water, glucose, amino acids, lipids, etc.
- electrolytes Na+, K+, Mg++, Ca++, Cl- (0.9% saline solution)
- soluble proteins
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Blood Components Formed Elements |
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- Erythrocytes (RBC's) 5m/cc
- Lewkocytes (WBC's) 7000/cc
- Platelets (thrombocytes)
200,000/cc (hemostasis) reaction
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Suppress B-cell production and other T-cells; autoimmunity
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Antigen presentation; produce a variety of cyokine proteins; stimulate B-cells
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Kills virus infected cells; cancer surveillance
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Cells secrete five classes if antibodies
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Lymphocytes made in bone marrow goes to the thymus gland for processing |
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- All take part in the most immune responses; antigen recognition; all form clone population
- B-Cells
- Killer Cells
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- Suppressor T-cells
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- Secrete Histamine
- Promote allergy and inflammation
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- Allergic responses
- internal parasites
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- Fast acting phagocyte
- inflammatory response
- not sustained
- bacteria
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Characteristics - Phagocyte
- nonspecific response
- presented antigen to T-cells
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Cytokine secreted by killer T-cells that forms channels (holes) in membrane of target cell
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Secreted by Helper T-cells promotes growth of bone marrow stem cells
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Cytokine secreted by Helper T-cells; cause killer T-cells to multiply
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Interleukin 1 (secretes cytokines) |
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Secreted by macrophages; activates helper T-cells. Fever
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Interferon (cell that secretes cytokines) |
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Cytokines which specifically inhibits viruses; stimulates macrophages and killer T-cells
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A general term for proteins messangers that regulate the immune; secreted by various cell types.
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Inflammatory mediator secreted by mast cells. Local vasodilator, increased capillary permeability
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A group of plasma proteins which kill microbes directly and enhance inflammation. Activated by antibodies.
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Immunoglobulins secreted by plasma B-cells. Attacks the specific antigen stimulated their production
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Primary Immune response 10 days
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- Gamma Globulin
- Colostrum Milk
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- Regulate B-cell activity
- secrete cytokine
- delayed hypersensitivity
- tissue rejection
- autoimmune disease
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Specific antibody production immune globulins - primary immune response
- secondary immune response
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- Active Immunity
- Passive Immunity
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Direct antibody transfer from another person
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Specific antibodies produced by lymphocytes
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| General Inflammatory Response |
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- Fever
- Hemostasis
- Histamine release - local edema
- phagocytic cells
- interferons
- activation of complement proteins in blood
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| Non-Specific Immune Response |
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Skin, tears, saliva, urine, etc. General Inflammatory response allergy
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Transfusion reactions (means to clump together)
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- Neutralization
- Agglutination
- activation of the complement system
- opsonization
- stimulation of killer T-cells
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Transport Vesicles matures and activates moleocule also puts and address on it Completed Protein
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Major Histocompatibility complex - Surface proteins
- 4 genes on chromosome
#6 (A,B,C,D) 50 variations of each
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| Body tissues that are "hidden" from immune system |
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they contain unrecognized proteins: eye thyroid testis
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| Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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CHO Lipids Enzymes Detoxify
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Enzyme - L-Dopa - Dopamine =decreased parkinson's Increased schizophrenia Norepi - Epi
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Phenylalaine (amino acid) -Tyrosine - Tyrosinase -Dihydroxyphenylalaine- Melainn Pigment
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Tay- Sacks Disease Metabolic Defect |
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Lactose Interlerance Metabolic Defect |
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Protected by double wall membrane DNA is in the nucleus 3 billion base pairs Adimaine matches with thymine Cytosine matches with guonine
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segment of DNA that codes for protein
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| Highly Selective Endothelial Membrane |
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Includes the Brain and Spinal cord
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| Blood Brain Barrier does NOT include |
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Hypothalamus, Pituitary, Pineal Gland, Vomiting Center
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| Main Protein in the blood? |
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Albumin Made by the liver not enough cause the water to leak out of blood and it causes Edema
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Mobile Leukocyes - neutrophils Macrophages Chemicals Mediators - prostaglandins (blood clotting) Histamine clotting proteins complement proteins (C1-C9)
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Increased Capillary Permeability Vasodilator - decreased blood pressure
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ATP Adenosine Triphosphate |
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The universal engergy carrier for the cell.
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Specific Antigen Exposure |
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cause specific blood antibody to form 14 days to develop antibodies
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