Mitochondrial Function — Flashcards

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What kind of transport systems follow stereospecificity?_____

The distribution of _____ ions between intracellular and extracellular space is explained by the Gibbs-Donan equillibrium

Hint: non-diffusible/diffusible

In progressive hemorrhagic shock, there is _____ lysosomal activity, decreased active transport of sodium and tissue acidosis.

Hint: decreased/increased

The cells most resistant to hypoxia are _____

Cytotoxic edema is an _____cellular edema caused by impaired function of Na/K-ATPase pumps on neuronal cell membranes

The voltage developed across a membrane is proportional to the _____ for that particular ion.

In Na-K+ ATPase, the _____cellular sites bind K+ and ouabain

_____ -soluble substances cross the membranes of capillary endothelial cells by simple diffusion

_____ potential is calculated using the Goldmann Equation

#10

_____ on endothelial cells bind integrins on leukocytes, resulting in firm adhesion to the vessel wall

Mitochondrial Function Flashcards for NEET-PG

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