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Cardiac muscle cells generating electrical impulses without nervous system input.
automaticity

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Cardiac muscle cells generating electrical impulses without nervous system input.automaticity
The renal tubule (PCT, loop of Henle, DCT, and collecting duct pathway) carries filtrate away from the glomerulus and performs reabsorption and secretion to adjust the filtrate into urinerenal tubule
DNA wrapped around proteins (histones) and appears as thin, threadlike material when the cell is not dividing. During cell division, chromatin condenses to form chromosomeschromatin
How a cell moves substances from low concentration to high concentration (against the concentration gradient), which requires energy (ATP). It uses transport proteins (pumps) in the cell membrane. Classic example: the sodium-potassium pump, which moves Nat out of the cell and K* in of the cell using ATPactive transport
A column of erectile tissue in the penis that surrounds the urethra and runs along the underside of the penis. Keeps the urethra open during erection so semen (and urine) can pass through; Forms the glans penis (the enlarged tip) at the distal end corpus spongiosum
A special type of cell division that makes sex cells (gametes) sperm and eggs. The parent cell splits its supply of 46 chromosomes between two daughter cells, resulting in two cells with 23 chromosomes each. Because homologous chromosomes in the parent cell exchange genetic information before separating, the daughter cells are genetically unique. meiosis
the plane that divides the body into left an right portions sagittal
the kidney lies against the posterior
the heart is located in the thoracic
the slit where structures enter and leave the kidney is called hilum
the dorsal body cavity contains the what cavities cranial and spinal
cells powerhouse mitochondria
outter layer of skin that receives nutrients by diffusion epidermis
forms the bulk of the plasma membrane phospholipids
tissue type defined by an extracellular matrix connective tissue
skin layer containing blood vessels dermis
red bone marrow is in what children
yellow bone marrow is in whatadults