this chapter covers several aspects of carbohydrate digestion. first it goes over some basics about carbohydrates and digestion in general, ...

this lecture covered some basic ideas about the formation of limbs in an embryo. it covered: the structural development of limbs from somite...

this chapter looked at the metabolic pathways for two other common dietary carbohydrates, fructose and galactose, as well as the pentose pat...

this is the last unit in dr. kaminski's guest lecture on respiration and talks about the control and regulation of respiration. it focus...

this chapter is about the synthesis and breakdown of glycogen in the liver and skeletal muscles. glycogen is a huge branched molecule which ...

this unit covered a few basic biochemical ideas about the way that oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported by the blood. oxygen is mainly ...

this section traces the passage of air from the trachea to the capillaries in the alveolus. the trachea is the largest tube in the respirato...

the integument is divided into three basic layers: on the surface is the epidermis, then the dermis, then the hypodermis. the epidermis itse...

this lecture covered the anatomy of the spine as well as the muscles of the deep back, head, and neck. the spine is made of 7 cervical verte...

this lecture covers the circulatory system and the lymphatic system. the main types of blood vessels are reviewed (we covered this in organ ...

this unit provided a brief histological overview of the kidneys and the tubular architecture of the urinary system. the basic function of th...

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gluconeogenesis is the process that occurs mainly in the liver in which glucose is produced from non-carbohydrate sources during times of fa...

this lecture provided a histological perspective on the different sections of the digestive system, focusing on tissue and cell types. the d...