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| The layers of the brain from outside in |
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| Skull, Duramater, Piamater, Marginal, mantle, ventricular, lumen |
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| hard mother, fiberous and protective made of mesoderm |
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| soft mother, blood vessels, made of mesoderm |
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| whitematter, mylenated axons made of ectoderm |
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| greymatter, neurons and support cells made of neural ectoderm |
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| dividing stem cell layer (become neurons) |
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| for support made from microtubules (cholchacine) |
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| flexibility between cells, microfiliments (cytochalasine B) |
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| where are the photoreceptors located relative to the neuronal wiring |
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| detect light intensity. (black and white vision) |
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| rapid division of skin stem cells |
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| making keratin granules keratinocytes no cell division, cells begin to flatten |
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| dead, for protection, totally flat and packed with keratin |
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| outermost layer, stratum cornelum |
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| transcription factor (binds to a promotor region |
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| What keeps myoblasts dividing |
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| what is the biggest difference between endochondrial bone formation and intramemberous |
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| it's made from a cartelidge model |
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| cartelidge precursor cells become cartelidge cells |
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| from anterior pituitary stimulates chondrocytes to divide |
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| Insulin like growth factors |
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| growth factors that spurt at puberty |
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| regulate calsium in the blood - promots osteoblasts |
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| enhances the removal of calsium from digestion |
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| Growth of plants is tied to the parameters of their environment |
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| sunlight, gravity, water, temperature |
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| Primary growth of plants is at the |
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| apical shoot meristem and root meristem |
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| Secondary growth (annual thickening) is at the |
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| either determinant or indeterminante |
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| is differentiation for some cells |
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| terminal growing shoot supresses lateral shoots until terminal shoot is damaged |
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| somatic tissues which differentiate into flowers or other reproductive parts at the shotot tip |
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| this is what folicle cells form after ovulation |
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