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2. Gap junction o

3. Heat stroke o

4. Osmolarity o

5. Synaptic plasticity o

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Part II : 50°/o

1. Please describe the hormones that control the menstrual cycle. (1 0%)

2. Please illustarte the mechanisms controlling cell size and shape. ( 10%)

3. Please briefly describe the mechanisms controlling cell movement. (10%)

4. Please illustrate the hormone control of calcium homeostasis. ( 10%)

5. Please give an example to explain the regulation of mitochondrial energy production. (10%)