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TOPIC 1 Reproduction.powerpoint.1.gametes
__ is a fundamental feature of al...,
How is sexual reproduction differ...,
During meiosis a ___ becomes a __...
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Topic 1 Reproduction,1.1,Mitosis&Meiosis
What is the purpose of mitosis in...,
What is the mechanism for mitosis,
What is the purpose of meiosis in...
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Topic 1 Reproduction,1.2,gametogenesis
Draw the female reproductive system,
Male germ cells commit to becomin...,
Another name for primary germ cells
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Topic.2.Development.powerpoint2.0.Fertilization
What is fertilization,
What are the key features of fert...,
T f sea urchins have external fer...
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Topic.2.Development.powerpoint.2.1.Early-Development.comparisons.in.model.organisms
Using a tadpole as an example exp...,
In frog embryos sperm will always...,
In frog embryos what triggers the...
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Topic.2.Development.powerpoint.2.2.Later.development
Gastrulation involves changes in,
In humans and chicks what are the...,
What is invagination and how does...
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Topic.2.Development.powerpoint.2.3.Developmental.mechanisms
What are the two mechanisms under...,
What are cytoplasmic determinants,
How do signaling molecules influe...
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Topic.3.Cell.Determination&Stem.cells.powerpoint.3.o
T f a multicellular organism is a...,
Nearly all cells have ___,
Scnt stands for
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Topic.3.Cell.Determination&Stem.cells.powerpoint.3.1.IPSC.Gene.editing
Induced pluripotent cells ipsc,
What was this forced gene express...,
What is a retrovirus
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topic.4.Homeostasis.powerpoint4.0.homeostasis-overview
What does stasis mean,
T f homeostasis is static,
Homeostasis
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Topic.4.homeostasis.powerpoint.4-1.Thermoregulation.and.basic.anatomy
What is thermoregulation,
Animal cells can survive in a tem...,
How does below freezing temperatu...
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Topic.5.TheNeuron.powerpoint.5.0.the-neuron-an-overview
What are the 3 classes of neurons,
Cns,
Interneurons
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Topic.5.TheNeuron.powerpoint.5.1.ion.channels.and.action.potentials
T f a resting neuron can conduct ...,
What are the 3 characteristics ab...,
What are the four types of ion ch...
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Topic.5.TheNeuron.powerpoint.5.2.Neuronal.Functioning
What increases the conduction pot...,
Nerve fiber,
List the the four types of nerve ...
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Topic.6.The.Brain.and.The.Nervous.System:Structure.and.Function.Powerpoint.6.0.key-brain-regions
What are some characteristics of ...,
What,
In the evolution of the nervous s...
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Topic.6.The.Brain.and.The.Nervous.System:Structure.and.Function.Powerpoint.6.1.nervous.system.function
What are the two parts of the ner...,
Draw diagram to explain all the p...,
Pns has what two division
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topic.7.the.senses.powerpoint.7.0.sensory-receptors.balance
What are special senses,
Sensory receptors are formed byfu...,
How do sensory receptors respond ...
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topic.7.the.senses.powerpoint.7.1.hearing
Hearing relies on ____ in the ear...,
Vibrations produces____,
A loud sound will effect what par...
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topic.7.the.senses.powerpoint.7.2.-vision
Blind spot,
T f there are detecting photorece...,
Cornea
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topic.7.the.senses.powerpoint.7.3.-taste.smell
___responds to the presence of sp...,
Chemoreceptors in vertebrates can...,
Papilae
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topic.8.muscle.muscleanatomy.contraction
What are some general properties ...,
What are the three types of muscl...,
__ are attached to bones vis tendons
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topic.9.theheart and the circulatory system powerpoint9.0 the heart
What provides the bodys front lin...,
Why are erythrocytes able to cont...,
Which contains hemoglobin
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topic 9. powerpoint 9.1
What is cardiac output,
What is the difference between pr...,
How can the force of contraction ...
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topic.9. powerpoint 9.2
What is the main difference betwe...,
Gap junctions are found where,
What is the function of intercala...
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topic.9. powerpoint.9.3
Describe blood flow using these t...,
Describe the 3 layers of the wall...,
What controls the amount of flow ...
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topic 10 powerpoint 10.0
Two primary operating features of...,
What is the respiratory surface i...,
What is the difference between th...
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topic 10 powerpoint 10.2
What are the two control mechanis...,
W,
What will stimulate intercostal m...
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topic 11. powerpoint 11.0
Osmosis,
Solute concentration,
Osmolarity
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topic 11. powerpoint 11.1
What are the 3 parts of a nephron,
3 parts of nephron arewhere do we...,
Filtration occurs in what of the ...
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topic 11 powerpoint 11.2
Kindey function controls,
Water absorption in the kidney is...,
Adh involves what type of feed ba...
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topic 12 power.point 12.0
All animals require matter and en...,
What does organic mean what are t...,
What are the classes of carbohydr...
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topic 12 powerpoint 12.1
What blocks the bolus from enteri...,
Explain the swallowing reflex,
Stomach secretes gastric juice wh...
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topic 13 powerpoint 13.0
Steroids,
Describe the structure of a steroid,
What is an example of a fungus st...
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13.1
Pineal gland is a type of function,
How is the posterior pituitary gl...,
Functions of the hypothalamus
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13.2
Where are the adrenal glands loca...,
What does adrenal medulla secrete...,
What are catecholamines
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14.0
What is an infection,
What is another name for a virus,
A fully assembled infectious viru...
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14.1
What are the 3 key players in ada...,
What are the two types of adaptiv...,
What is an antigen
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14.2
What is required for an antigen t...,
Similarity difference between cd4...,
What is the relationship between ...
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15.0
What is the difference between pn...,
Ground glass opacity,
Ards treatment
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