Hint | Answer |
Water-Loving | |
Smallest Cytoskeleton Component | |
Transmembrane Protein That is Always Open for Transport | |
Membrane Formed by Hydrophobic Tails and Hydrophilic Heads | |
Relative Ability of an Electrical Charge to Migrate from One Point to Another | |
Bumps of the Surface of the Brain | |
Water-Hating | |
RNA-Synthesizing Enzyme | |
Chemical Force that Makes Ions Move | |
3-Dimensional Folding of a Polypeptide | |
Silver Stain Showing Entire Cell Body and Neurites | |
ER Studded with Ribosomes | |
All Nervous Tissues | |
Sections of DNA Containing Information Needed for Polypeptide Chains | |
Medium Cytoskeleton Component | |
Take in mRNA and Synthesize Protein | |
Produce ATP | |
An Unequal Distribution of the Charge Across a Molecule | |
The Potential of the Cell at Which There is No Net Movement of Ions | |
Transmembrane Protein That Removes Intracellular Na and Concentrates Intracellular K | |
Stacks of Disc-Shaped Membranes | |
'Antennae'; Receives Incoming Signals | |
Transmembrane Protein That Actively Transports Ions | |
Supporting Cells | |
Outer Matter of the Brain | |
Glial Cell; Forms Myelin in PNS | |
Transport from Dendrites to Soma | |
Region of Contact Where a Neuron Transfers Info to Another Cell | |
Membrane Voltage Maintained by a Cell When not Generating Action Potentials | |
The Regions of a Primary RNA Transcript Not Used to Code Protein | |
Long Strands of Protein Within the Nucleus | |
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