Samenvatting: Physiology Of Domestic Animals | 9788291743073 | Oystein V Sjaastad, et al
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1 Basic Chemistry and Physics
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1.2 Work and Energy
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Welke twee hoofdvormen van energie onderscheiden we ?
Kinetische energie & potentieel energie -
Hoe word arbeid gemeten?
W = F * m -
3 From Cells to Body
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3.1 Major Aspects
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Welke twee systemen zijn verantwoordelijk voor de communicatie tussen cellen?
Zenuwstelsel en endocrienestelsel -
Hoe noemen de cellen die door een bepaald hormoon of neuron worden beïnvloed?
Doelcellen -
Wat zijn klassieke hormonen? Wat zijn lokale hormonen?
Klassieke hormonen zijn hormonen die in de interstitiele vloeistof worden gesecreteerd en het hele lichaam kan bereiken
Lokale hormonen zijn hormonen die lokaal of aan naastliggende cellen worden gedistribueerd -
Waar zijn de receptoren van de wateroplosbare en vetoplosbare signaal moleculen gelokaliseerd?
Wateroplosbare moleculen binden op eenextracellulair gedeelte van de receptoren die geankerd zijn in het celmembraan. Vanuit daar zal er eensecond messenger als signaal molecule informatie verstrekken.Vetoplosbare signaalmoleculen diffuseren door het celmembraan en binden op eenintracellulair receptor -
In welke categorieën delen we de weefsels in?
- Epitheel
- Bindweefsel
- Vloeistof
- Spieren
- Zenuwen
- Epitheel
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3.2 Chemical Communication between Cells
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Wat is de biologische respons op lipide-oplosbare hormonen?
Receptor bindt op DNA in denucleus -> veranderde eiwit synthese in de cel. -
Wat is de biologische respons op water-oplosbare hormonen?
Veranderde functie van proteïne moleculen (activiteit van intracellulaire enzymen) die al present zijn in de cellen. -
Waar bindt een signaal molecule op de receptor?
Bindingsplaats. Dit is een 3D structuur die specifiek is voor een bepaalde molecule.
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Cardiovascular System - The Heart - The Cardiac Valves
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Cardiovascular System - Electrocardiogarphy (ECG)
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Cardiovascular System - The Pumping Function of the Heart - The Phases of the Cardiac Cycle
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Cardiovascular System - The Pumping Function of the Heart - Heart Sounds
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Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Output - Regulation of Stroke Volume
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Cardiovascular System - Cardiac Output - Nerveuze en hormonale regulatie van de pompwerking van het hart
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Cardiovascular System - Blood Vessels and Blood Pressure
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Cardiovascular System - Coronary Circulation
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The Respiratory system - Major aspects
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The Respiratory system - The Airways
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The Respiratory system - Ventilation - Inspiration
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The Respiratory system - Ventilation - Expiration
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The Respiratory system - Ventilation - Factors Influencing Ventilation
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The Respiratory system - Gas Exchange - Physical Properties of Gases
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The Respiratory system - Gas Exchange - Gas Pressures in Pulmonary Alveoli
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The Respiratory system - Gas Exchange - Gas exchange in hte Lungs
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The Respiratory system - Transport of O2 in Blood - Binding of O2 to Hemoglobin
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The Respiratory system - Transport of CO2 in Blood
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The Respiratory system - Regulation of Respiration
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The Kidneys - Structure of the Nephron - The tubular system
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The Kidneys and the Urinary Tract - Blood Flow and Hydrostatic Pressures in Renal
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The Kidneys and the Urinary Tract - Function of the Glomerulus
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The Kidneys and the Urinary Tract - Regulation of Colume and Osmolarity of Body Fluids
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The Kidneys and the Urinary Tract - The Urinary Tract
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The Kidneys and the Urinary Tract - Total Water Balance
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The Kidneys and the Urinary Tract - Urination
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Acid-Base Regulation - pH in Body Fluids
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Acid-Base Regulation - Formation of H
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Acid-Base Regulation - Buffers - The Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation
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Acid-Base Regulation - Buffers - Buffering of Non-volatile Acids
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The Digestive System - Regulation of the Functions of the Digestive Tract
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