'Gap junction' diaporamas de présentation

Kharkov National Medical University

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The Tissue Level of Organization

The Tissue Level of Organization . Advanced Anatomy. Epithelial Tissue. Intro to tissues. Overview. No single cell is able to perform the many functions of the human body Instead, through differentiation, each cell specializes to perform a relatively restricted range of functions

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The Cell- Up Close and Personal

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Gap Junction

Gap Junction. M.A. Ahmadi-Pajouh. Non Synaptic Cell-Cell Junctions: Intermediate Junction Desmosome Gap Junction: Local circuit current Depolarization of the adjacent resting cell. 20 Angstrom in diameter Molecules < 1000 daltons (750 daltons=1 angstrom= 1.0E-10 meter) Low Resistance

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General Properties of Cardiac Muscle

General Properties of Cardiac Muscle. Fig Heart. Fig 10-1. Fig Microscopic Structure of Cardiac Muscle. Fig 9-2. EM of muscle. FIg 24-2. Cardiac muscle. Atrial muscle Ventricular muscle Specialized excitatory and conductive muscle. Properties of myocardial cells.

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Conduction of the action potential

Conduction of the action potential.

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The Well-Connected Cell

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We have got to be mature like cheddar used in this delicious snack

Paper Time. We have got to be mature like cheddar used in this delicious snack. Female Reproductive system. Male Reproductive System . Reproduction . Primary Sex Organs vs. Accessories. Primary makes gametes Accessories include ducts, genatalia glands.

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Skin

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Cell to cell junctions

Cell to cell junctions . By: Ashley Cohn . Surface markers . Structure . Function . Example . Variable, integral or glycolipids In plasma membrane. Identify the cell . MHC complexes, blood groups, antibodies . Septate junctions/ tight junctions . Structure . Function . Example .

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What are the mechanisms by which cells send and receive signals?

What are the mechanisms by which cells send and receive signals?. Cell to Cell Communication. Fig. 1-34 Ganong. via direct contact surface contact gap junctions indirect contact via chemical messengers synaptic transmission autacoid (paracrine/autocrine) transmission

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