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Anatomy 1

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It ensures the permeability of the membrane barrier. Protein molecules within the cells
Medium or forms of transport in the cell. Pores or Protein Carriers
Pores or Protein Carriers of a cell membrane are regulated and selective but it is highly permeable to? Hydrophobic molecules such as GASES
Cells being highly permeable to hydrophobic molecules such as Oxygen & CO2, it is also exposed to poisonous substances such as? Carbon Monoxide & Organic Solvents
Besides from Pores & Carriers, cells have other proteins namely? Receptors & Enzymes
Receives signals from the external environment and convey the information to the interior of the cell (signal transduction).? Receptors
It metabolizes extracellular substrates. Enzymes
They play an important role in regulating the internal environment, e.g., water content, osmolality,ion concentrations, pH, O2 & CO2 pressure. Kidney & Lungs
It processes signals from peripheral sensors (single sensory cells or sensory organs), activates outwardly directed effectors (e.g., skeletal muscles), and influences the endocrine glands. Central Nervous System
It is responsible for providing constant environmental conditions of the cell? Extracellular Fluids
A process by which physiologic self-regulatory mechanisms maintain steady states in the body through coordinated physiological activity? Homeostasis
The exchange of materials between blood and ___________ spaces creates a stable environment for the cells. Intercellular spaces
It processes signals from peripheral sensors (single sensory cells or sensory organs), activates outwardly directed effectors (e.g., skeletalmuscles), and influences the endocrine glands.? Central Nervous System
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