Which blood vessels control the flow into capillary beds?

45. What happens to the cusps of the semilunar valves during ventricular contraction?

30. Which side of the heart supplies the pulmonary circuit?

Erythroblasts eventually develop into:

Plasma is the:

How much blood do adults typically have?

Urea is: A) A plasma proteinB) A clotting factorC) A product of amino acid catabolismD) A type of nutrientAnswer: C) A product of amino acid catabolism

The liver produces all major plasma proteins except:

In the accompanying figure, synapses between primary afferent neurons and second order neurons carrying information about pain, temperature, and pressure from the right side of the body would be found in:  

There are cells in the central nervous system that contain proteins that remove glutamate from the extracellular space. Where would you expect to find these proteins predominately located?