31. Know the difference between substrate (or direct)
phosphorylation and oxidative phosphorylation.
32. What cells generate the myelin sheath in the PNS?
33. After an impulse is conducted in a neuron, how does the
membrane return to its resting potential?
34. Under what conditions does lactic acid fermentation
occur?
35. What action would produce an IPSP on the post synaptic
membrane?
36. What is the difference between spatial and temporal
summation?
37. What is the major source of NADH and FADH2 in
aerobic respiration?
38. Understand the way cyclic AMP works as a second
messenger.
39. What types of passive transport do not require carrier
proteins?
40. What process moves large molecules into a cell?
41. What factors influence the rate of diffusion?
42. Where do you find the receptor for nonpolar, lipid soluble
regulatory molecules?
43. Where is the G protein located when a regulatory
molecule is not bound to its receptor?
44. What structures have sympathetic innervation only?
45. What is the function of the blood brain barrier?
46. What are the characteristics of retrograde transport?
Remember it can move membrane vesicles and viruses, the
vesicles usually contain neurotransmitters, and it uses the
molecular motor proteins of dynein.