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What is intracellular control, intrinsic control and extrinsic control Intracellular control is mechanisms operate at the cell level Intrinsic control mechanism is tissue and organ level extrinsic control means outside control and operates at the systems and organism levels
what causes something to be either acidic ore alkaline? Acidic is low PH and Alkaline is high PH
What is a primary proteins structure and a secondary proteins structure? Primary protein- sequence of a chain of amino acids Secondary protein- hydrogen bonding of the peptide backbone causes the amino acid to fold into a repeating pattern
What is the teriary protein structure and the quaternary protein structure? Teriary protein structure- three dimensional folding pattern of a protein due to side chain interactions. Quaternary protein structure- protein consisting of more that one amino acid chain.
What are cyclins? Regulatory proteins that control CDKs and "shift" them to start the next phase.
What are cyclin dependent kinases? CDKs are activating enzymes that drive the cell through the phases of its lifecycle.
what is an example of an active transport process? Endocytosis
What are articulations? Articulations are the points of contact between bones that either stabilize the parts of the skeleton or make movement possible.
Where are platelets formed? Platelets are formed in bone marrow.
What are the classifications of joints? Fibrous joints, cartilaginous joints , and synovial joints
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