Pre-Production

 

• Project Scope

• Proposal

• Wire Frame

• Shot list + documentation

• Assets Inventory

• REB + Document

• Meeting Notes

  • ​Committee Meeting 4/23/15

  • Committee Meeting 12/4/15 

• Style development:

  • SS: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 

  • Receptor: 1, 2, 3, 4

  • Toon: 1

 

Production : clicking will dl file from dropbox

 

A. An extracellular molecule tries to move towards a complementary receptor

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B. Based on your previous answer and assuming there are several instances of the complementary receptor present, an extracellular molecule tries to move toward:

• One specific predetermined instance of the complementary receptor

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• Any of the complementary receptor instances that are present

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• Whichever instance of the complementary receptor is closest

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C.  An extracellular molecule knows the physical location of its receptor

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D. Based off your previous answer, how an extracellular molecule know the location of its receptor?

• It can sense the receptor from a distance

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• It has hard-wired knowledge

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• It receives a message from else where

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• It can sense the receptor when it is close to it

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E. What is the mechanism of an extracellular molecule’s movement towards a receptor

• The extracellular molecule propels itself

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• The extracellular molecule is released from its source with the correct initial trajectory

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• The extracellular mole uses other helper molecules to be carried closer to the receptor

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• The extracellular molecule collides randomly with other molecules

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F. An extracellular molecule can change direction on its own

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G.  If extracellular molecules move through random collisions, what determines the chance of a binding event occurring between one of these molecules and a complementary receptor?

 

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H. A large molecule has a more direct path of motion, whereas a small molecule has a more random path

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I. A molecule’s path of motion is more direct when it has been activated, whereas its path is more random when it is inactive

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J.Inside a cell, large molecules are densely crowded so much so that the average distance between two macromolecules is typically less than the width of a single macromolecule

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K. Inside a cell, empty space is not a factor in the overall direction of diffusion of water and other molecules

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L. In the case of simple diffusion across a permeable membrane, once solute molecules reach an equilibrium, they cease to cross the membrane

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M. A drop of dye is placed in some water. The water, activing as a solvent, diffuses into the dye in the same wat as the dye, acting as a solute, diffuses into the water

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