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What is the function of transverse tubules (t-tubules)?

What is the function of transverse tubules (t-tubules)?

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In your own words, describe at least three of the general gu…

In your own words, describe at least three of the general guidelines when creating graphs. Description must be in three or more complete sentences.

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The role of the Sodium/Potassium antiporter would be

The role of the Sodium/Potassium antiporter would be

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An individual comes in for a routine health check up. It is…

An individual comes in for a routine health check up. It is discovered their calcium level is 8.3 mg/dL. This would mean______ and _________ would be active.

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The human body has how many types of synovial joints ?

The human body has how many types of synovial joints ?

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An enclosed collection of synovial fluid in a joint is

An enclosed collection of synovial fluid in a joint is

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Your patient’s lab results indicate high levels of hydrogen…

Your patient’s lab results indicate high levels of hydrogen peroxide, which is produced by several sub-cellular structures whose production of hydrogen peroxide can be increased by environmental factors called oxidative stressors.  Based on this result, your diagnosis is the malfunctioning organelles are the _ .

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An individual presents to the emergency room in a comatose s…

An individual presents to the emergency room in a comatose state. Their accompanying friend tells the hospital staff they found their roommate passed on the floor with a handwritten note held in their right hand. Investigation is done and is determined the voltage of the muscle cells in their body is -93 mV. Clearly the cells are in a ______________ making it more difficult for movement to occur

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For a cell to undergo an action potential, several steps mus…

For a cell to undergo an action potential, several steps must occur. Please outline these steps Part I: How does depolarization occur (i.e  what is resting membrane voltage, all the steps, from chemical messengers, to the types of ion channels and ions) Part II: How does  repolarization occur (all the steps, what channels open, close, ions involved) etc Part III: How does hyperpolarization occur and how does cell return back to original resting voltage

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The structure present on the surface of bones necessary for…

The structure present on the surface of bones necessary for structural attachment ?

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