F214 OCR Biology communication key definition HARDEST QUIZ EVER
F214 OCR Biology communication key definition quiz
another of my mind boggling HARDEST QUIZ EVER!
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- Created on: 04-12-12 23:25
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2. Define homestasis
- the maintainance of internal body envirnment in a constant stable state without external changes which may take place
- type of communication system whereby one cell will release chemicals detected by the target cell, acts as a responce
- receptors which monitor change in the skin temperature in order to detect change in body core temperature
- type of communication system whereby one cell will release chemicals detected by the target cell, acts as a responce
3. A neuronal system is
- type of communication system whereby one cell will release chemicals detected by the target cell, acts as a responce
- a system which is a vital part of the bodys communication system. neurones are interconnected in order to send messages(AP) to the brain/other neurons in order to stimulate a responce
- type of communication system whereby one cell will release chemicals detected by the target cell, acts as a responce
4. define effectors
- type of communication system whereby one cell will release chemicals detected by the target cell, acts as a responce
- receives information in the form of signals from the receptors enabling efficient communication in order to carry out an action ii.e low secretion of insulin
- a system which is a vital part of the bodys communication system. neurones are interconnected in order to send messages(AP) to the brain/other neurons in order to stimulate a responce
5. define perpherial temperature receptors
- type of communication system whereby one cell will release chemicals detected by the target cell, acts as a responce
- receptors which monitor change in the skin temperature in order to detect change in body core temperature
- type of communication system whereby one cell will release chemicals detected by the target cell, acts as a responce
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