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These notes cover basic physiology concepts, focusing on homeostasis and transport across cell membranes. The notes detail the role of various systems in maintaining equilibrium and the different types of transport mechanisms.

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# Physiology - Study of function of the human body. - The internal environment must be regulated to become constant. ## Role of systems in homeostasis: - All body systems share in maintaining homeostasis for the body except the reproductive system. ## Why? - For homeostasis to the human cells....

# Physiology - Study of function of the human body. - The internal environment must be regulated to become constant. ## Role of systems in homeostasis: - All body systems share in maintaining homeostasis for the body except the reproductive system. ## Why? - For homeostasis to the human cells. ## Regulation: - The activities in the body are regulated by : 1. Nervous system 2. Endocrine system ## Homeostasis: - توازن الجسم ## Endocrine: - غدد ص # One: Introduction ## Transport Across the Cell Membrane: ### Passive Transport: - No carrier. - No energy. - Moves from high concentration to low one. - Not Saturable. - Concentration is gradient. - Lipid soluable moves through the cell membrane more easily than water soluble drugs. ### Facilitated Diffusion: - Needs carrier, like protein. - Sort of passive. ### Active Transport: - Needs carrier. - Needs energy (ATP). - Moves from low concentration to high one. - Against the concentration gradient. - Saturable. - Transport larger sizes. ### Endocytosis: - Goes inside the cell through the cell membrane. ### Exocytosis: - Gets out of the cell through the vesicles. ## Saturable: - مشع ## Facilitated Diffusion: - نقل سهل ## Endocytosis: - بلعمة ## Exocytosis: - اخراج ## Vesicles: - حويصلات

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