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Name: label this diagram of a nephron
Uploaded: 2019-07-22
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Label this diagram of a nephron

Rikhil Makwana · Accepted Answer

Well, everybody, this is Ricky. And today I&#x27;m gonna be walking you through a problem and pretend from chapter 36. And this question just wants us tow label in African. All right, so I&#x27;m just gonna go starting from a again. Wait, look for things. So a is the Bowman&#x27;s capsule. Okay, um, renal corpuscles eyes another name for it. Uh, b is the proximal con colluded to you see, is pending or the night from D is tthe e on the descending one. You see a sending one f is the distant compilation tape. You, um, g is attracting h. It&#x27;s the Reno ordered. I miss the Afrin ce arterial j is tthe e call America Ellis. Okay, Is tthe E after its material L. Perry Tubular capillary network or the boss director on dhe, then last but not least And is the real thing. All right. And this isn&#x27;t a firm. Okay. All right. So I hope this video was helpful, and I&#x27;ll see you tonight

Aria Rotbart · Answer

So I know that in everyone&#x27;s look kind of complicated, but we&#x27;re just gonna walk through this the best you can. So let&#x27;s start at the beginning. So you have your starting part, which is called your Bowman&#x27;s Capsule. And this is where the first part of your felt filtration happens. So that happens through this network of capital, Aries and arterials. So here you have your referent arterial, and this is your Afrin, and this is part of your circulatory system. End in here is where your capital Aries are. And this allows this exchange of particles from your blood into your nef, Ron. So here we have our Bowman&#x27;s capsule, and then it&#x27;s gonna go through a bunch of these little winding tubes and this is going to be called your cracks Immel, convoluted to fuel, which we can abbreviate as P. C. T. And so that&#x27;s gonna go through there. And then it&#x27;s gonna go through your leap of Henley. And remember, there&#x27;s a couple different parts to your leap of Henley. So you have your descending loop of friendly and then you have your a sending, and this is where you&#x27;re going to get a lot of exchange ends of your water and of your eye owns. They&#x27;re going to filter in and out in this section, and then you&#x27;re going to go through another section of to Bule, and this is gonna be called your distal convoluted to Newell, which is D. C T. And then, lastly, you&#x27;re going to have you&#x27;re collecting duct, which is this last bit of your nef run, which is then going to lead Teoh your urinary system to get rid of whatever waste. So we&#x27;re gonna have our particles flow in from our capital Aries, which is coming in from our effort to your referent. This is going to flow through this part of your proximal convoluted tubules down your Luca Fenley up your leap of Henley and then it&#x27;s gonna go in through your distal, convoluted tube. You&#x27;ll and then you&#x27;re collecting ducks. And through all of this, you&#x27;re going to be exchanging water, and I owns to ensure the other proper concentration to safely excrete out of your body.

James Thierer · Answer

this question is asking us tow label on opera. So looking at the long strand running through the image in your textbook, you can see that has a double helix structure. Eso we could infer that that long strand corresponds to DNA. And then, uh, there&#x27;s also a specific segment of DNA that&#x27;s been labeled here in red, which is encoding a protein. Um, that we see eventually goes to another portion of DNA and binds to it. So we can infer that, uh, this e protein is actually an active repressor because it is going over and binding, too, Uh, sequence of DNA. And we&#x27;re pressing transcription. So from that, since we know that this proteins acting is a repressor, we know that this, uh, this be DNA sequence is actually a regulatory genes. Oh, so the next part of DNA that has been labelled C is shown here in green, and since it&#x27;s just upstream of these structural genes but also upstream of the operator, we know that this must be a promoter motor sequence, and then, uh, D is actually the operator sequence just downstream of the promoter, which is thesis I tte where the, um, repressor protein can bind, says I mentioned earlier this protein labeled I e is the active, repressive

Andrei Demkov · Answer

Okay, So why don&#x27;t we go through and label a few components? I have this muscle fiber cell drawn out here, and so we&#x27;ll just go through components one by one. So, uh, you know, to start off, we have our circle. Emma, this is the plasma membrane equivalent. Uh, there specialized muscle cells. So sorry. Dilemma, Right? We know that the circle A feeds down into our T system composed of t tubules. That&#x27;s rich seeing green. Here. You see those little cylinders penetrating down into the cell? In green, we have our t tubules. And next to the T tubules, we have our circle president particular this kind of network that holds calcium ions for us. So sorry. Comprising in particular? Sure, ectoplasmic particularly. All right. And so when the nerve impulses travel down or teaching rules, the circle pleasant particular is stimulated eso. After that, we can move on to this sort of white zigzag here that z line with Z line. It&#x27;s kind of like the boundary between which are Sark. Amir is placed. So this region here is a sark Amir, right? That&#x27;s where are sliding filaments are are ah Myerson pulls interacting, causing that circum region to contract. Ah, and this whole sort of protruding thing. That&#x27;s just for show. There&#x27;s actually a bunch of these little units, and it might be placed like so, but this one&#x27;s drawn out just to just to showcase. That&#x27;s called a mile fiber. All did my rule, and it&#x27;s composed of a bunch of those little mile filaments that are encompassed in that circa mere. So we have our circle Emma teach. You will start plays a particular mpssaa, comeere Z lines and mile fiber, all so those are the main components of a muscle fiber cell.

Jessica Ballard · Answer

So we&#x27;re trying to label the external anatomy of a grasshopper. The first thing we can do is label the three section of the insects body, so that will be a E and G. So let&#x27;s first look at a so with a This is the top portion of the body, so this is known as the head. The middle section of the body is known as the thorax, and the back portion of the insects body is known as the abdomen. All right, so the next thing we will dio is labeled departs in each section. So let&#x27;s start off in the head section, so that will be with B, C and D. So with B, grasshoppers have a pair of antennas that air jointed, and they&#x27;re used to sense their environment. So we&#x27;re Bs are the antennas and then located on the face. They have to compound eyes. So that is where Dia&#x27;s now there&#x27;s a simple I located in the center of the forehead. This is just used to detect light. So that is where C iss simple eyes and that completes our head section. So now we&#x27;re going to go to the thorax. So with the thorax located after the head. Grass offers have two pairs of wings known as the four wing and the hind wing. So that will be with H and I. So the top wings are known as the floor links the wings located below. Those are the hind wings, and that is the thorax. So now when we moved down to our last portion, which is the optimum, we&#x27;re gonna first look at that. So underneath the wings, there is this item called the Tim Pena, which helps them here. So let&#x27;s write that down. And then if we look at the far rear end where J is emails will have the special A pendant called the ova posit er this helps them bury their eggs underground. So that is where J is now. The last thing we&#x27;re going to be looking at is where K s. So these are known as the spirituals, spirituals. They&#x27;re little dots, air openings along the body, which is the same as M two. So I&#x27;m going to scroll down just a little bit so we can have a closer look. So with K and an these air known as spirituals. So when we look up close in this section right here. I&#x27;m gonna put a star. We can see that spirituals pump oxygen through the tranq EI and into the air sacs to help them with gas exchange or otherwise known as breathing. So, with an this is the tricky. So you can see that where M is where the spiritual is. Oxygen comes through the tranq ei and then eventually reaches thes air sex, which is where l is. So l going to be known as air set. And now we completed the external anatomy of the grasshopper.

Rikhil Makwana · Answer

Well, everybody, this is Ricky. And today we&#x27;re gonna be walking through problem 16 from chapter 39. And that means there again to local a muscle fiber. So a Is he to you? Okay, E Circle class. Book particular. See, girls. A single mile five girl G is see a band. Does he live? Uh, is a circle here function in it. And then is the circle outside? He was heckled. I was seeing the next.

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