primary active transport
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Active transport in which ATP is hydrolyzed, yielding the energy required to
transport an ion or molecule against its concentration gradient.
Catabolism
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releases energy by breaking down large molecules into small molecules
Diffusion
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passive, movement of solutes down their concentration gradient
Polymer of fat
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triglyceride
Satellite Cell
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PNS glial cell that electrically insulates PNS cell bodies and regulates the
nutrient and waste exchange for cell bodies in ganglia
Deisease in PNS that affects Myelin
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Guillain Barre Syndrome
Functional Organization of the Nervous System
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, sensory nervous system - detects stimuli sends info to CNS
motor nervous system - intitates a reponse sends directions to effector
active transport
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Ion or small molecule moving against the concentration gradient
Functional Classification of Neurons
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Sensory (afferent) - input sent to CNS
Motor (efferent) - output from CNS
Interneuron - in CNS process and interegrates information, MOST
COMMON
Ependymal cells
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Active transport in which ATP is hydrolyzed, yielding the energy required to
transport an ion or molecule against its concentration gradient.
Catabolism
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releases energy by breaking down large molecules into small molecules
Diffusion
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passive, movement of solutes down their concentration gradient
Polymer of fat
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triglyceride
Satellite Cell
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PNS glial cell that electrically insulates PNS cell bodies and regulates the
nutrient and waste exchange for cell bodies in ganglia
Deisease in PNS that affects Myelin
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Guillain Barre Syndrome
Functional Organization of the Nervous System
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, sensory nervous system - detects stimuli sends info to CNS
motor nervous system - intitates a reponse sends directions to effector
active transport
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Ion or small molecule moving against the concentration gradient
Functional Classification of Neurons
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Sensory (afferent) - input sent to CNS
Motor (efferent) - output from CNS
Interneuron - in CNS process and interegrates information, MOST
COMMON
Ependymal cells
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