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Intro Vocab
What is an endogenous signalling ...,
What is an exogenous 1 signalling...,
What is an exogenous 2 rignalling...
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Receptor Theory
What is a ligand 1,
What is an agonist 2,
What is an antagonist 3
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The ANS 2
What are the basic steps in neuro...,
What is the process of acetylchol...,
What is the process of ach degrad...
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The ANS 1
What does the ans do 1,
What are the 2 anatomically defin...,
In general what does the parasymp...
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Intracell Signal (2)-effector Mechanism
What can effectors be 1,
Describe the agonist stimulated r...,
Describe the agonist stimulated r...
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Intracell Signal Pathway (Receptor/Effector Mechanism)
What re the 3 super families of c...,
What happens when a ligand binds ...,
What types of signal molecule can...
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Bio Signalling And Receptors-drug Targets
What is pharmacokinetics 1,
What are the 5 ways of intracellu...,
What are cell surfaces receptors ...
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Electrical Excitabilty (synapse Transmission)
How do signals pass from nerve to...,
What channel are only found at ne...,
What happens at a nerve terminal 3
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Electrical Excitabilty (the AP And Properties)
What are features of an action po...,
How does depolarisation imitate a...,
What happens if conductance membr...
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Changing Membrane Potentials
Define depolarisation 1,
Define hyperpolarisation 2,
How ar membrane potentials changed 3
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Resting Membrane Potential
What does membrane potential do 1,
How do we measure membrane potent...,
Define membrane potential what is...
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ATP-dependan Pumps And Ion Exchange
What is the function of the na pu...,
Why is the control of calcium so ...,
How is intracellular ca conc main...
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Membrane As Permeability Barrier
How do we find out whether a mole...,
Why is the membrane referred to a...,
What molecules is the lipid bilay...
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Connective And Adipose Tissue
What are the main cell types foun...,
What er the main products of conn...,
What are the components of connec...
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Membrane Protiens
What evidence is there that prote...,
How does freeze fracture show a c...,
How do proteins move in by layers 3
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Membrane Bylayer-biophysical Properties
What are the general functions of...,
What is a membrane approximately ...,
Define amphipathic molecules 3
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