3d Cell Model

Hey there.
I gave myself a few sheets alphabet for my holiday task of biology, consisting of indices of words or phrases from a given letter. I had a go at most of them, I was wondering if anyone knew the answers to any of the following:
A and B
Irregular Heartbeat 1
2 A molecule of starch, with an unbranched chain of glucose molecules 200-5000
3 Composed of Purkinje fibers, the pulses leads quickly to the top of the ventricles
C and D:
4 molecules that cross the cell membrane, they have pores filled with water and a specific form
5 The protein channel that allows diffusion of chloride ions on epithelial cells in the lungs - when it is out (due to a mutation) extra sticky mucus forms and results in cystic fibrosis
6 ventricular relaxation / filling phase
7 It is often useful to set up experiments with controlled variables and a null hypothesis to test if a correlation between a factor and a disease are really related ....
8 proteins in cell membranes that are specifically shaped binding sites for ions or molecules that are required to cross membranes
9 opposite the hydrolysis
10 Each triplet code in DNA gives rise to a complementarity of the mRNA
11 The five carbon sugar that is the DNA (with a phosphate group and an organic base)
12 column-shaped epithelial cells, often with microvilli on the free surface
E, F and G
13 Name given to the current model of the structure of the unit (cellular) membrane
14 short DNA sequence with a base sequence complementary to the gene of
15 used for bulk transport of substances out of the cell
16 A carbohydrate stored in the liver
17 A type of gene therapy that is currently not allowed in the United Kingdom because it could alter the genetic content of each cell in the body
18 An example: when DNA replicates, a wrong basis can slip up
19 Tech separation of DNA fragments of different lengths
20 These molecules are formed when the substrate to form temporary bonds with amino acids in the active site
21 ribosomes can be attached to them (a series of flattened membrane sacs)

Everything would be great.
Thank you!

1) Arhymmia
2) Amyloidosis
3) Set of breath
4) channel proteins
5)
6) diastole
7) The correlation?
8) channel proteins
9) condensate
10) codon
11) 2-deoxyribose
12) epithelial cells
13) fluid-mosaic model
14) Gene Probe
15) exocytosis
16) Glycogen
17) Amendment germ
18) (I would have told you to integration)
19) Electrophoresis
20)
21) the endoplasmic reticulum

Why are we supposed to do your homework?

How will you know if we give you the answers?

Make your own homework


Added - You can drop as low inches you like - you know I'm right - you'll be allowed to use Yahoo when your exams come around - NO.

Go and do your own work and stop being lazy

time you took typing, you could to search online. fail. Google! Here's some help.
16. Glucose

gr8 idea man

Thats issues in too many.
do your homework!

I hope you let more people try to do your homework as number 16 is definitely NOT glucose, but rather a derivative thereof. Try it yourself, it would be irresponsible to take that long. Simply search word .. as for number 16 of liver Google and storage of carbohydrates. I do not mind helping when people are stuck on one or two points, but twenty-one games? And the holiday homework? In other words, you've had since before Christmas to do this and are now panicking because vacation is almost over?

1. Arrhythmia
3. His bundle

18 translocation? 4 @ 5 responses are actually valid for this quest.