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| returns blood from kidneys |
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| stores, activates sperm cells |
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| testosterone produced here, sperm production |
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| old follicle, produces progesterone and estrogen |
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| contains ova, secretes female hormones |
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| functional unit of renal system |
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| conveys urine from kidney to bladder |
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| controls temperature of testes |
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| endocrine cells in pancreas |
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| site of implantation and development |
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| makes hormones, secretes directly into capillaires- no ducts |
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| don't forget to learn the hormones, source, targets and effects. |
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| carries sperm from epidymis to urethra |
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| membrane filled with fluid that surrounds fetus |
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| among others, secretes FSH and LH, HGH, oxytocin and ADH |
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| produced by embryo, conserves corpus luteum which keep progesterone high. Also found in mom's urine. |
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| lowers blood glucose by cell uptake and liver uptake to make glycogen |
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| Raises blood glucose by having liver breakup glycogen |
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| What are the components of blood? |
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| RBCs,WBCs, platelets, plasma (aa's, glucose, hormones, urea, antibodies) |
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| lowers blood glucose by cell uptake and liver uptake to make glycogen |
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| Raises blood glucose by having liver breakup glycogen |
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| What are the sources of N waste? |
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| Digestion of proteins. The N waste comes from the amino end of the amino acid. |
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| They gain entry to a body cell (a specific one) and take over the cell's machinery. |
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| Why do bacteria make us ill? |
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| It is the toxins released from bacteria that are harmful. |
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| Day 14 in a regular, 28 day cycle |
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Water, sperm cells, buffer, glucose
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| Secreted by self WBCs to counter antigens. |
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| a series of vessels and nodes that returns fluid to blood and is the site of certain WBC battles. |
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| Fluid that is in the lymphatic systerm. Come from interstitial fluid which comes from plasma that leaked from capillaries |
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| A virus, bacteria, fungus, prion or parasite. They cause disease. |
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| Involuntary movement of food through gut |
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| moistens and begins to digest starches |
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| removes water and allows E. coli to live and make vit D. |
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| Barriers: unbroken skin, acid, competing bacteria, antibacterial tears |
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| the first foot of the small intestine |
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| feces stored here prior to evacuation |
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| Name structures in eye as light passes through them |
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| motor, sensory, interneuron |
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| function of semicircular canals |
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| light sensitive cells: rods and cones |
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| there are about four, maybe five |
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| blastula into endometrium |
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| a "third" eyelid: birds, reptiles plus ? |
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| mutated proto onco now cancer |
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| tumor capable of fragmenting and moving |
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| capillary growth into tumor |
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| when mutates, can lead to cancer |
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| cell suicide, usually after a damaging mutation |
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| behind retina, accounts for eyeshine |
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| 3rd eyelid, seen in birds, some mammals and reptiles |
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| clear snake eyelid that is shed |
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