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Brother Scott Flynn from the Human Performance and Recreation Department shares what students can expect from the Exercise Physiology major. There are many different opportunities for students to…
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Video on electron transport chain for Bio 264
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video on metabolism for Bio 264
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(What is the difference between glucose and glycogen?) This ESS 375 video teaches the difference between glucose and glycogen.
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(What is glycolosis?) This ESS 375 video teaches about glycolosis.
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(How do lipid and water soluable hormones interact with cells?) This ESS 375 video teaches how lipids and water soluable hormones interact with cells.
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Chemoreceptor reflex mechanism with a brief review of pH and application questions, adrenal medullary mechanism, CNS ischemic response mechanism.
Q: What are the different short term blood pressure…
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A video explaining the process by which blood pressure is regulated through pH and gas exchange.
Q: How does the chemoreceptor reflex regulate Blood Pressure?
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This is a video about Parkinson's Disease
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How does sound travel through the ear?
frequency determines the speed and pitch determines the volume of the sound. hair cells are bent which stimulates action potentials.
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How does memory work?
long and short term memory, electric signals of memory
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What are the uses of G Protein in the senses?
g protein and action potentials and processes of senses
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How does a G protein function?
Parts and function of a G protein
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How does an action potential move through the eye?
exlanation of an action potential in the eye, rods, bipolar neurons and the optic nerve
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What gets reabsorbed in the proximal convoluted tubule, the decending limb of the loop of Henle, the ascending limb of the loop of henle, and the distal convoluted tubule. The vasa recta is also…
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Same mechanism as previous video, except in more depth because it focuses in on the kidney. Explains differences in cortical nephron vs juxtamedullary nephron.
Q: How does this mechanism work?
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This video discusses ADH and aquaporins.
Q: What is ADH, and what does it do?
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What do the odd and even receptors do in the ANS?
The differences of neurons, receptors and divisions of the ANS
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What is pulsatility?
Hormones are released in a pulse or a bunch at a time.
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explanation of the flow of electrons through the chain
Questions: How does the electron transport chain work?
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What are functions and responses of the CNS?
Afferent and efferent pathways, sensory and motor neurons, and synapses
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Final stages of the Krebs cycle, product totals, beta oxidation
Questions: What are the steps of the Krebs cycle?
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What are the receptors of the sympathetic, parasympathetic, and somatic systems? the different receptors in each of the systems of the autonomic nervous system
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This video covers parietal cells, and how it interacts with the bicarbonate buffer system in our bodies.
Questions: What are the cells of digestion?
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early steps of krebs cycle, CoA
Questions: What are the steps of the Krebs cycle?
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what is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic processes?
ketoacidosis, anerobic and anaerobic
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What are the steps of glycolysis?
final steps of glycolysis and pyruvate formation
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A video that teaches about diabetes.
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A video that teaches about glycolysis.
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A video that teaches about divisions of the nervous system.
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