the enzyme that converts carbon dioxide into carbonic acid, and can also reverse the reaction.

process of red blood cell formation

branching or treelike nerve cell process that receives input from other neurons and transmits toward the cell body or toward the axon in a unipolar neuron.

thin wrapping of fibrous connective tissues that surrounds each axon in a nerve.

basal nucleus (region of gray matter of the deep cerebrum) at the tip of the caudate nucleus, alternate names of amygdala.

Internal white matter of the cerebellum

any of the islands of gray matter located in the cerebrum of the brain that are responsible for repetitive movements and postures, aka basal ganglion aka cerbral nucelus.

nerve plexus located deep in the shoulder that innervate the lower part of the shoulder and the entire arm.

plexus located deep within the neck, innervates muscles and skin of the neck, upper shoulder, and part of the head.

type of neurotransmitter used by motor neurons at neuromuscular junctions to stimulate muscle contraction at or in some autonomic synapses. in ganglionic synapses, at all parasympathetic effectors, and at some sympathetic effectors.

adjective describing a structure that functions with acetylcholine (ACH) as a nerve fiber that release ach or a receptor triggered by ach

sympathetic, prevertebral ganglion, named for nearby blood vessels.

stimulate contraction of the striated ends of the muscle spindle fiber.

sensory organ imbedded in muscle tendons made up of sensory neurons (golgi tendon receptors) that are encapsulated with collagen bundles aka tendon organ).

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Blanca Guzman

Weeks 6-12

Term	Definition
Carbonic anhydrase	the enzyme that converts carbon dioxide into carbonic acid, and can also reverse the reaction.
erthropoiesis	process of red blood cell formation
Astrocyte	Start shaped neuroglial cell
Dendrite	branching or treelike nerve cell process that receives input from other neurons and transmits toward the cell body or toward the axon in a unipolar neuron.
endoneurium	thin wrapping of fibrous connective tissues that surrounds each axon in a nerve.
amygdaloid nucleus	basal nucleus (region of gray matter of the deep cerebrum) at the tip of the caudate nucleus, alternate names of amygdala.
arbor vitae	Internal white matter of the cerebellum
basal nucleus	any of the islands of gray matter located in the cerebrum of the brain that are responsible for repetitive movements and postures, aka basal ganglion aka cerbral nucelus.
brachial plexus	nerve plexus located deep in the shoulder that innervate the lower part of the shoulder and the entire arm.
cervical plexus	plexus located deep within the neck, innervates muscles and skin of the neck, upper shoulder, and part of the head.
acetylcholine	type of neurotransmitter used by motor neurons at neuromuscular junctions to stimulate muscle contraction at or in some autonomic synapses. in ganglionic synapses, at all parasympathetic effectors, and at some sympathetic effectors.
cholinergic	adjective describing a structure that functions with acetylcholine (ACH) as a nerve fiber that release ach or a receptor triggered by ach
collateral ganglion	sympathetic, prevertebral ganglion, named for nearby blood vessels.
gamma motor neuron	stimulate contraction of the striated ends of the muscle spindle fiber.
golgi tendon organ	sensory organ imbedded in muscle tendons made up of sensory neurons (golgi tendon receptors) that are encapsulated with collagen bundles aka tendon organ).
basilar membrane	spiral membrane-
cerumen	ear wax

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