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1) Name 3 different methods/ways for neurotransmitters to be cleared from the synaptic cleft.

2) During skeletal muscle contraction, the protein on the T-tubules that senses the action potential is the ___________. Its change in conformation triggers the release of calcium from the _______________which is found on the sarcoplasmic reticulum membrane.

3) The SNARE proteins regulate synaptic vesicle fusion with the active site. Two SNARE proteins found on the presynaptic plasma membrane are ______ and ______.

4) You are at the gym lifting weights. When you lift a 2 pound weight and your muscle shortens, this is called ____________contraction. When you try to lift a 100 pound weight but it does not move, this is a/an ___________ contraction.

5) In direct phosphorylation, _________ transfers its phosphate group to ADP to make ATP. This reaction is catalyzed by the enzyme ________.

6) Which organ systems are required to maintain the pH of the body fluids?

7) At inhibitory chemical synapses, the receptors that are activated can either be _______ channels or _________ channels.

8) Smooth muscle, unlike skeletal muscle, has the ability to maintain tension for long periods of time with very low rates of ATP consumption. This conformation is called the             .

9) The glial cells that regulate the production and flow of the cerebrospinal fluid are the                , whereas the  carry out the immune functions.

10) The actin filaments in skeletal muscle are attached to , whereas the actin filaments in smooth muscles are attached to  .