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Survival and Response
What is a stimulus,
What are the cells that detect st...,
Why is it important for organisms...
19
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Plant Growth Factors
What is tropism,
What are tropisms controlled by,
What does iaa stand for and what ...
20
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Pressure Receptors
Draw the flow chart stimulated wh...,
What 2 sections make up the nervo...,
What part of the nervous system a...
12
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Photoreceptors
Where are the rods and cones found,
What are rods,
Why can rods detect light at very...
19
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Resting Potential
Draw and label the structure of a...,
Where are neurotransmitter chemic...,
What is the role of dentrites
15
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Action Potential
What is an action potential,
What is depolarisation and why do...,
How does the action potential mov...
21
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Speed of Conductance
What three factors affect the spe...,
What is an axon,
What forms the myelin sheath
13
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Synapses
What is a synapse,
How is the action potential trans...,
What happens when an action poten...
13
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Inhibitory Synapses and Neuromuscular Junctions
What do inhibitory synapses do,
What does the movement of cl and ...,
Why are inhibitory synapses impor...
9
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Summation and Unidirectionality
Why is summation needed,
What are the 2 types of summation,
What is summation
8
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Muscle Structure
What is a myofibril,
What do the myofibril branch into,
What are muscle fibres made up of
16
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Control of the Heart Rate
What does myogenic means,
What is the san,
What is the avn where is it located
25
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Control of Blood Glucose
What is negative feedback,
What impacts blood glucose,
What cells release insulin and gl...
21
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Nephron structure
What arteriole enters the nephron,
What is the glomellerus,
Where is the glomerulus found
23
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Osmoregulation
What is negative feedback,
Why is osmoregulation important,
What is hypertonic
19
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Homeostasis
What is negative feedback,
What is homeostasis,
What is positive feedback
5
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Diabetes
What is type 1 diabetes,
What is type 1 diabetes,
Give two reasons why pancreas tra...
5
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Muscle Contraction
What does tropomyosin cover when ...,
Where are ca2 ions released from,
What do the ca2 ions cause
18
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