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Can you show the pathway to Growth Hormone release from the anterior pituitary? Review the flashcard at the link to learn more about growth hormone regulation and effects throughout the body!
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GLUCAGON • Peptide hormone secreted pancreatic alpha cells • Counterregulatory hormone: opposes insulin action • Other counterregulatory hormones: epinephrine, norepinephrine, cortisol, growth hormone • Binds G-protein coupled receptors in sp
CITRIC ACID CYCLE (aka Krebs cycle and tricarboxylic acid cycle) * Occurs under aerobic conditions (has many exits and entry points) * Occurs in the mitochondrial matrix (pyruvate transported from cytosol) * First intermediate is Acetyl CoA (two carb
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In this tutorial we learn about cardiac muscle contraction! To see this tutorial with notes, flashcards, closed captions, quizzes, and try out our Drawing Pa...
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ACTIVE TRANSPORT * Movement of solutes against their electrochemical gradients * Extracellular space is positively charged * Intracellular space is negatively charged * Requires energy to overcome solute's gradient * Facilitated by transporters NO
*Peristalsis* Uni-directional propulsion of digested food forward through the digestive tract. * Activated following a meal (postprandial). * Rhythmic, alternating contractions of the circular and longitudinal [smooth muscle](/term/histology/small
Do you know how motility in the small intestine is generated?Â
