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| endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm |
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cell types stemming from endoderm
(pan thought liv lacked truth) |
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| pancreas, thymus, liver, lung, & thyroid |
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cell types stemming from mesoderm
(mutt kicked bonnie very hard) |
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| muscle, kidney, bone marrow, vascular tissue, heart |
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cell types stemming from ectoderm
(SNEEP) |
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| skin, neurons, eyes, ears, pituitary |
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| auto-immune beta-cell destruction |
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| type II Diabetes mellitus |
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| cellular compound associated with GTP |
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| cellular compound associated with GDP |
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| ___ phosphorylates ___ at the ___/___ residues more than at the ___ residue |
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| PKA; proteins; Ser/Thr; Tyr |
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| ___ kinases can be receptor/non-receptor kinases |
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| three main sections of the adrenal glands |
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| outer surface, cortex, medulla |
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| precursor and differing functional group of Cortisol |
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| reaction required to make any hormone in the human body |
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| cholesterol--SCC--> pregnenolone |
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| Enzyme that converts Cholesterol to Pregnenolone, and its location |
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| dominant form of estrogen |
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| the only enzyme that can change androgen into estrogen |
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| make androgens into estrogens in females |
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