Unit 15: The Anatomy and Physiology of Animals
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- 15.1: Nutrition
- This page outlines labels and messages for the MindTouch platform, detailing features like tab and path management, deletion prompts, and character count notifications. It includes assurance prompts for removing guides and warnings regarding text input limits.
- 15.2: Gas Exchange
- This page outlines user interface labels and messages for a MindTouch software application, detailing operations for managing guide tabs and learning paths. It includes instructions for deleting tabs, adjusting classification and path settings, and adhering to character limits. It also features user confirmation prompts for path removal with 'Cancel' and 'OK' options.
- 15.3: Circulatory Systems
- This page outlines functionalities for managing guide tabs and learning paths in MindTouch, including options for deleting tabs, scrolling, adjusting classifications, and handling character limits. It also includes prompts for confirming the removal of learning paths, allowing users to cancel or confirm actions, facilitating effective navigation and content management.
- 15.4: Immune System
- This page describes user interface labels and messages for guide management in MindTouch, focusing on actions such as deleting tabs and paths. It includes confirmation prompts, options to cancel or confirm actions, controls for showing or hiding content, and warnings about character limits. The content pertains to settings related to classifications and learning paths within the guide framework.
- 15.4.1: 15.4T Allergies
- 15.4A: Clonal Selection and Immunological Memory
- 15.4B: Antibody-Antigen Binding
- 15.4C: B Cells and T Cells
- 15.4D: Antigen Receptors
- 15.4E: Histocompatibility Molecules
- 15.4F: Antigen Receptor Diversity
- 15.4G: Anatomy of the Immune System
- 15.4H: T Helper cells
- 15.4I: Cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL)
- 15.4J: Cell-Mediated Immunity
- 15.4K: Organ Transplants
- 15.4L: Bone Marrow Transplants
- 15.4M: Antigen Presentation
- 15.4N: The Immunological Synapse
- 15.4O: Dendritic Cells
- 15.4P: Passive Immunity
- 15.4Q: Innate Immunity
- 15.4R: The Complement System
- 15.4S: Inflammation
- 15.4U: Asthma
- 15.4V: AIDS
- 15.4W: Vaccines
- 15.5: Excretion
- This page discusses user interface elements of the MindTouch platform, highlighting guide tab management and learning path configurations. It covers user prompts for tab deletion, confirmation of path removal, and notifications for text entry limits. The content emphasizes user interactions, including messages for showing/hiding tabs and action confirmations for guides and paths.
- 15.6: Hormones
- This page summarizes actions and notifications related to the MindTouch platform, including tab and path deletion, settings for classifications and learning paths, and text input character count warnings. It features prompts for confirming deletions and options for scrolling through tabs, along with notifications about maximum character limits for entries.
- 15.6.1: Human Hormones
- 15.6.1.1: Thyroid and Parathyroids
- 15.6.1.2: Hormones of the Gut
- 15.6.1.3: Hormones of the Pancreas
- 15.6.1.4: Hormones of the Pituitary
- 15.6.1.5: Hormones of the Hypothalamus
- 15.6.1.6: Adrenal Glands
- 15.6.1.7: Sex Hormones
- 15.6.1.8: Progesterone
- 15.6.1.9: Melatonin and the Pineal Gland
- 15.6.1.10: Hormones of Kidney, Skin and Heart
- 15.6.1.11: Leptin - the Fat Hormone
- 15.6.1.12: Hormones of the Liver
- 15.6.1.13: Melanocyte Stimulating Hormone (MSH)
- 15.6.2: Insect Hormones
- 15.7: Sexual Reproduction
- This page describes sexual reproduction, highlighting the process of anisogamy where two distinct gametes, male (sperm) and female (egg), unite to create a new individual. It notes that in most eukaryotes, the sperm is small and motile, while the egg is larger and serves as nourishment for the developing embryo, fulfilling the different needs for mobility and nutritional support during embryonic development.
- 15.8: Nervous System
- This page discusses management features for guide tabs and learning paths in MindTouch, covering options to delete tabs with confirmation, settings for classification and paths, character limits for overviews, and dialogues for cancellations and confirmations when removing paths.
- 15.9: Senses
- This page discusses various types of sensory receptors in animals. Mechanoreceptors detect touch and body movement, while hearing involves structures like the eardrum. Vision is characterized in arthropods through compound eyes. Smell uses olfactory chemoreceptors in the nasal cavity. Additionally, some fish have electric organs for sensing electrical fields, and magnetoreceptors help animals navigate by detecting the Earth's magnetic field.
- 15.11: Behavior
- This page provides guidance on managing guide tabs and learning paths in the MindTouch platform, including prompts for actions like deleting tabs with confirmation messages, as well as character limit warnings for user input. It focuses on user interface navigation and content management.