Match the symptoms listed in the first column with the appropriate disease in the the second column.  The diseases will be used more than once. 

What molecule must bind to the myosin head in order for it to disconnect with actin?

[a] is produced by the thyroid glands and decreases blood calcium by increasing [b] activity, [c] kidney absorption of calcium and [d] calcium absorption through the gastrointestinal tract.

Answer in order each of the following question prompts about this tissue. A) Name the specific type of connective tissue (1 pt.)B) What substance is found within the large “clear” areas of each cell within this tissue? (1 pt.) C) List one primary function for this type of tissue (1 pt.)

This tissue contains multiple types of resident and transient specialized cells, different protein fibers, and a syrupy solution.  Answer in order each of the following question prompts about this tissue. A) Identify this tissue (1 pt.) B) Name one location in the human body where it can be found (1 pt.) C) Name one of the two types of protein fibers found in this particular tissue (1 pt.)

The loose connective tissue component of a mucous membrane is called the

Answer in order each of the following question prompts about this tissue. A) Provide the specific name for this type of epithelial tissue (1 pt.)B) Identify one location in the human body this tissue can be found (1 pt.) C) What is the function of this type of epithelium? (1 pt.)

A type of intercellular junction that stops materials from crossing an epithelium between cells is called a(n)

Answer in order each of the following question prompts about this tissue. A) Identify the type of the epithelial tissue (1 pt.)B) Where is one place in the body you would expect to find this tissue (1 pt.)

To be a true coronal section of the body, the section must pass directly through the