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Zenith Paderanga

Physiology

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What is the regulation from organ to organ that involves in nerve and endocrine (hormone) signals? Extrinsic Control
It's a regulation within tissue or organs and may involve in chemical signals and built in mechanisms. Intrinsic Control
It directly influence controlled physiological variable Effector Mechanism
What model is compared with a circus high wire walker that describes homeostasis? Wallenda Model
What are some organic substances? Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids and Nucleic Acids
What is a polymer of glucose that is sometimes referred to as animal starch? Glycogen
Six carbon atom is called? Hexose
Carbohydrates are divided into three types or classes that are characterized by the length of their carbon chains. What are this three types? Monosaccharides (simple sugar), Disaccharides (double sugars), Polysaccharides ( complex sugar)
What is the main function of the cell? It carries out all basic life processes. Metabolism, growth, reproduction and response to the environment
What is the breakdown of large molecules into smaller ones and releases energy (ATP). Catabolism
It's a chemical reaction that occur in the cell that includes both catabolism and anabolism. What is metabolism
What is ATP and why is it important? Adenosine triphosphate. It's the cell's main energy currency that stores and releases energy for cell work.
What organelle makes ATP and often called powerhouse of the cell? Mitochondria
What are the factors that affects the enzyme activity? Temperature, pH, and concentration of enzyme or substrate
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