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proximal closer to center off body or point of attachment
distal opposite of proximal
lateral away from middle
medial towards midline of body
sagittal plane splits body into right and left
transversal plane splits body into top and bottom
ionic bonds transfer electrons, nonmetal and metal,
covalent share electrons, nonmetal and nonmetal, result in oppositely charge neurons
frontal divides body into front and back planes
pericardium surrounds heart, contains two layer fibrous and serous
nonpolar covalent equal sharing of electrons between two atoms
polar covalent nonequal sharing of electrons
is blood basic or acidic basic
carbs have carbon
glucose c6h12o6
proteins contain nitrogen
lipids contain carbon hydrogen and some oxygen
how is rna different than dna rna contains uracil instead of thymine
simple diffusion high concentration to low concentration, requires no energy
mitochondria makes energy (atp)
lysosomes act as the cells digestive system, breaks down macromolecules
peroxisomes break down fatty acids
transcription copies dna into messenger rna
translation decodes mrna into chain of amino acids
mitosis produces 2 identical daughter cells
keratinocytes are in the epithelium
melanocytes are in the stratum basal
epithelium deepest to superficial dermis, stratum basal, stratum spinosum. stratum granulosum, stratum lucideum, stratum corneum
osteoblasts build bone
osteoclasts break down bone
ephiseal plate growth plate, stops when were done growing
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