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| process of breaking down food |
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| water muscas salivary amylase |
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| passageway for air and food |
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| rythmic muscular contractions and relaxations |
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| chemical digestion in the stomach |
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| muscle located between esophagus and stomach |
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| muscle between stomach and small intestine |
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| saclike organ that stores and concentrates bile |
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| complex network of cells that communicate with eachother |
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| membrane covered extensions |
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| long membrane bound projection |
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| neurons communicate with other neurons |
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| electrical activity in the neuron |
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| difference in the electrical charge across the cell |
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| neuron cannot send a signal |
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| perihperal nervous system |
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| neurons that have cell bodies |
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| largest portion of the human brain |
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| folded outer layer of the cerebrum |
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| below cerebrum and links it to the spinak cord |
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| helps maintain homeostasis |
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| helps coordinate muscle action |
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| dorsal roots carry signals into the central nervous system |
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| carry info from contral nervous system to muscles and glands |
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| relay info between other neurons |
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| neurons that control the movement of skeletal muscles |
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| involuntary and often self protective movements |
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| controls inner body conditions |
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