'Receptor site' presentation slideshows

Endocrine and Hepatic Disorders

Endocrine and Hepatic Disorders. Diana Blum MSN Metropolitan Community College Nursing 2150. Endrocrine glands. Pituitary gland Adrenal gland Thyroid gland Islets cells of the pancreas Parathyroid glands Gonads. Hormones and Target tissue.

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Sept 30 th 2012

Sept 30 th 2012. Emotions and behavior are a product of anatomy & physiology. Behavior & mental activity can be traced back to physiological events Research proves that there are biological correlates of behavior Link between psychology & physiology. Biopsychology.

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CELL COMMUNICATION

CELL COMMUNICATION. Campbell & reece Chapter 11. Cell Messaging. some universal mechanisms of cellular regulation cells most often communicate with other cells by chemical signals. Evolution of Cell Signaling. Yeast: Saccharomyces cerevisia 2 sexes: a & ?

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Chapter 2

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The Use of Source Apportionment for Air Quality Management and Health Assessments

The Use of Source Apportionment for Air Quality Management and Health Assessments. Philip K. Hopke Clarkson University Center for Air Resources Engineering and Science hopkepk@clarkson.edu. Monitoring PM 2.5 and its Constituents.

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The Synapse

The Synapse.

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The Synapse

The Synapse.

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Chapter 2 Brain and Behavior

Chapter 2 Brain and Behavior. Neuron and Its Parts. Neuron: Individual nerve cell Dendrites: Receive messages from other neurons Soma: Cell body; body of the neuron Axon: Fiber that carries information away from the cell body

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Nature and Nomenclature of Drugs

Nature and Nomenclature of Drugs. Nature of drugs. Physical Structure Solid (aspirin) Liquid (nicotine, ethanol) Gas (nitrous oxide) Chemical structure Protein, lipid, carbohydrate W eak acid or weak base Amine (primary, secondary, tertiary). Characteristics of an Ideal Drug?.

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ANTIDOTE & ITS APLLICATIONS

ANTIDOTE & ITS APLLICATIONS. Antidote - Definition. An antidote is defined as a remedy to counteract or neutralize the effects of a poison. In various poisonings, antidotes are used to counteract the pathophysiology produced by a toxin. Antidote - Classification.

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VIRUS

VIRUS. In what kingdom do we classify a virus? None! Viruses are not considered living, so we do not classify them with living organisms. What Is a Virus?. Viruses are non-living particles Do not have all the criteria for life DO NOT GROW, DO NOT DEVELOP, DO NOT CARRY OUT RESPIRATION

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Physicochemical Properties of Drugs in relation to Drug Action

Physicochemical Properties of Drugs in relation to Drug Action. Roselyn A. Naranjo USPF, College of Pharmacy www.roselynnaranjo.vze.com roselean@gmail.com. DRUG-RECEPTOR INTERACTIONS. ORAL. Systemic Circulation. Intramuscular Subcutaneous Intravenous. DRUG-RECEPTOR INTERACTIONS. ORAL.

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Living By Chemistry

Living By Chemistry. Molecular Shape, Polarity, and Our Sense of Smell. How does our sense of smell work?. Scientists have proposed many theories about how smell works and created models corresponding to these theories. Receptor Site Theory. Why do some molecules smell while others do not?.

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PHARMACOLOGY

PHARMACOLOGY. Science dealing with interactions between living systems and molecules, especially chemicals from outside the body. Drugs will be different in: Size--most small Shape--to fit receptor Chemical nature--acid/base. Drug-body interaction. Pharmacodynamic: What drug does to you

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Observations close to source and at a receptor site

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