Anatomy
Across
- 5. sheath insulation covering the axon
- 6. Clumping of particles. An antigen is mixed with the antibody (usually used in blood grouping)
- 13. Tumor or growth wich isnt cancerous. Grows slowly and isn't harmfull.
- 15. nervous system brain and spinal cord.
- 16. Towards the head
- 19. Help blood clot and slow bleeding.
- 20. flexation movement away from the body of the foot
- 21. summation effect of triggering an action potential in a neron from one or more presynaptic neurons
- 23. At a higher level than ….
- 29. At a lower level than …..
- 30. (equilibrium) potential depends on the concentration gradient for that ion across the membrane
- 32. bottom part of spine (5 fused vertebrate)
- 33. Consiting of all bones and joints
- 35. Excessive accumulation of fluid in the body tissue (inflammation)
- 38. Refers to the back of the body
- 41. nervous system vouluntary control and bodily movements.
- 43. Top part of the spine (7 vertebrate)
- 46. portion Consisting of the head, neck and the trunk
- 48. synapses biological junctions which signals can be sent to each other
- 50. bacteria transport compounds outside the cell which are potentaialy toxic.
- 52. Middle part of the spine (12 vertebrate)
- 54. indirectly linked with ion channels through signal transduction mechanisms shuch as G proteins
- 59. a nerve synapse between an axon and a dendrite
- 60. synapses mechanical and elctrically conductive link between to synapses
- 61. Far away from the trunk
- 62. plane Divides the body into right and left
- 64. Constiing of all the nerves, both the central nervous system and the pripheral nervous system
- 65. postsynaptic potential (IPSP) synaptic potential that makes a postsynaptic neurone less likelt to generate an action potental
- 66. Consiting of skin, sweat glands, hair, nails
Down
- 1. cell pyramid shaped cell with a single axon and many dendrites
- 2. Cancerous cells that have the ability to spread, uncomntrolled growth.
- 3. connects to brain cell and spinal cord
- 4. nervous system contains all the nerves that lie ouside the CNS.
- 7. postsynaptic potential (EPSP) change in membrane voltage of a postsynaptic cell following the influx of positively charged ions into a cell
- 8. Neuron which has two extensions
- 9. Refers to the front of the body
- 10. nerve ending relay the signal to nerons
- 11. middle bottom part of spine (5 vertebrate)
- 12. plane Divides the body into superior and inferior
- 14. Away from the midline
- 17. synapse between axon and the body of another
- 18. multiple synapse
- 22. a single synapse
- 24. rest and digest. Gland activity
- 25. portion Consisting of the upper and lower limbs
- 26. synapse between axon and the axon of another
- 27. Consisting of the renal system and uninary tract (kidneys, bladder e.c.t)
- 28. Chemical messenger system consisting of feedback loops
- 31. Towards the midline
- 34. Reduced number of white blood cells, increases risk of infection.
- 36. plane Divides the body into anterior and posterior
- 37. membrane bound receptor protein that respon to ligands binding by openiong ion channels
- 39. Neuron that has a single axon and many dendrites
- 40. summation Occurs when high frequency of actio potentials in the presynaptic neron elicts postsynaptic potentials that summate with each other
- 42. potential sudden, fast change of the resting membrane potential.
- 44. White blood cell count is above the normal in the blood. ( sign of the inflammatory response.
- 45. Leave tumor cells and move around the body (CHECK THID!)
- 47. feedback Process that moves a acondition to the normak level correcting the stimulus
- 49. nervous system unconciously and regulates bodily functions
- 51. hillock specialized part of the cell body of a neron that connects to the axon
- 53. Closer to the trunk
- 55. membrane potential a resting neuron voltage across its membrane. Determined by concentration gradients of ions
- 56. Towards the coccyx
- 57. movement from one to another, increase. (large numberS)
- 58. Neuron which has one extension
- 63. feedback Process that moves a condition away from the normal level reinforcing the stimulus