Anatomy
Structure of the human body, from cells to systems.
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Structure of the human body, from cells to systems.
Understand how the body works and maintains balance.
The molecules, reactions, and pathways behind life.
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RMP is the voltage difference across a cell membrane at rest. It reflects ion gradients, selective membrane permeability—especially to K⁺ in many neurons—and the Na⁺/K⁺ ATPase's role in maintaining gradients.
Passive transport moves substances down a gradient without direct energy input. Active transport uses energy directly or indirectly. Vesicular transport includes endocytosis and exocytosis.
Enzymes speed up reactions by lowering activation energy. They do not change the overall free-energy change or equilibrium position of a reaction.
Start with the overall tissue pattern, identify the lining or dominant cells, look for distinctive structures, then support your identification with key features.
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