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Anatomy ch 3 and 4

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Pyrimidines in DNA   Cytosine and Thymine  
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Types of Vesicular Transport   Exocytosis and Endocytosis  
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Types of Active Transport   1) Ion pumps 2) Secondary Active transport  
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types of active membrane processes   1) active transport 2) vesicular transport 3) trans-membrane potential  
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facilitated diffusion   - carrier proteins are used as a mechanism - no energy required  
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diffusion   movement of substances from a high to low concentration  
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selectively permeable   allow only some substances through  
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permeable   anything crosses, with ease  
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impermeable   nothing passes through  
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membrane permeability   effectiveness as a barrier  
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DNA shape   double stranded helix  
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RNA shape   varies, normally single stranded  
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DNA nucleotides   over 45 million  
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RNA nucleotides   100-50,000  
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RNA pyrimidines   Cytosine and Uracil  
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RNA purines   Adenine and Guanine  
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DNA purines   Adenine and Guanine  
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DNA sugar   deoxyribose  
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RNA sugar   ribose  
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RNA   part of protein synthesis machinery  
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DNA   carries genetic info needed to synthesis every protein in the body  
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Types of nucleic acids   DNA and RNA  
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Potential can be changed Via..   changes in pressure, temp, and chemical environment in and out of the cell  
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transmembrane potential   separation of positive and negative charges across a membrane  
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responsible for flow   exocytosis and endocytosis  
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Phagocytosis   solid incoming, cell eating  
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pinocytosis   fluid incoming, cell drinking  
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ligand   targets extracellular molecules  
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receptor-mediated endocytosis   specific molecules are signaled to enter cell via presence of specific receptors at membrane surface  
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forms of endo cytosis   receptor mediated endocytosis, pinocytosis, phagocytosis  
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Endocytosis   movem  
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