HUMAN BIOLOGY

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Pectoralis major, 105f
Pedigree (genetic), 390, 390f, 391,
391f, 394f
Pelvic cavity, organs in, 76, 76f. See also
specific organs
Pelvic examination, 432t
Pelvic girdle, 91f, 94–95, 95f, 311f, 451
n Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID),
320–321
Pelvis, 95, 95f
Pelvis, renal, 226, 226f, 233
Penetrance (genetic), 380
Penicillin, 11, 11f, 190, 321
Penis, 307, 310f, 310t, 311, 312f, 314,
321, 321f, 388f
Pepsinogens, 200, 207f
Pepsins, 200, 204, 205t
n Peptic ulcers, 200, 210, 210f
Peptidases, 204
Peptide bonds, 33, 33f, 412, 412f
Peptide hormones, 288–289, 288t, 289f
Perception
definition of, 266
vs. sensation, 266
Peregrine falcon, 487, 487f
Perforins, 166, 166f
n Performance enhancement drugs,
120, 145
Pericardium, 124, 124f
n Periodontal disease, 210
Periodontal membrane, 198f, 210
n Periodontitis, 176
Periosteum (membrane), 88
Peripheral nervous system, 248, 248f,
249f, 250–251, 250f, 251f
Peripheral vasoconstriction, 82f, 83t
Peripheral vasodilation, 82–83, 82f, 83t
Peristalsis, 199, 199f, 200, 200f, 204,
206, 207, 207f, 210
n Peritoneal dialysis, 233f
Peritoneum, 334f
Peritubular capillaries, 227, 227f, 228f,
229, 230, 232, 232f
Perkins, Kelly, 155, 155f, 167
n Permanent wave solution, 35, 35f
Permeability. See Selective
permeability
Permissive interaction, of
hormones, 286
n Pernicious anemia, 152, 157t
Peroxisomes, 44t, 51
n Persistent developmental disorders
(PDDs), 259
Personality, brain centers of, 255
Personality Project, 382
n Pertussis vaccination, 168t
n Pesticides
n benefits of, 37
n as carcinogen, 429, 435
n crossing of placenta by, 337
n in environment, 430, 430f, 480, 482
n on food, 37, 37f, 430


n health effects of, 37
n and neurological damage, 258
n PET (Positron Emission Tomography)
scan, 17, 17f, 254, 254f, 258f,
259, 264, 264f, 361, 432
n Petroleum, as energy source, 484, 484f
p53 gene, 428, 432
PGAL (phosphoglyceraldehyde), 60, 60f
pH. See also Acid(s); Acid-base balance;
Base(s)
of blood, 24, 24f, 25, 184–185,
186–187, 187f, 194, 232, 232f
buffers, 25, 185, 232, 232f
of cerebrospinal fluid, 186, 187f
effect on hemoglobin, 144
and enzyme function, 59
of extracellular fluid (ECF), 24
gas exchange and, 185, 186–187, 187f
and homeostasis, 24, 25, 185, 229,
232, 232f, 232t
hydrogen ions’ role in determining,
24–25, 24f
of mouth, 198
and proteins, denaturation of, 35
scale for, 24, 24f
of small intestine, 200
of stomach, 200
testing of, 38
of urine, 160
vaginal, 160, 311, 323, 328
Phagocytes, 151, 164, 188. See also
Macrophages
Langerhans cells as, 79
red blood cell removal by, 145
role in immune system, 157, 157f,
160, 161, 161f
Phagocytosis, 57, 134, 160, 161, 161f
Phalanges, 91f, 94, 94f, 95, 95f
n Phantom pain, 269
Pharmacogenetics, 396, 396f, 402
Pharyngeal arches, 334, 334f, 338f–339f
Pharynx, 178, 178f, 196f, 197,
198–199, 199f
Phenotype
n environmental factors
affecting, 381
gender impact on, 389, 389f
gene expression impact on, 378–379,
378f, 379f, 380–381, 380f, 381f
gene interactions impact on,
380–381, 380f, 381f
n genetic disorder impact on,
398–399, 399f
probability of inheriting, 376–377,
376f, 377f
variations in, 374, 374t, 441, 441f
Phenylalanine, 213, 213f, 392, 410f
n Phenylketonuria (PKU), 392, 401t
Phenylpyruvic acid, 392
Pheromones, 270–271, 286, 286t
n Philadelphia chromosome, 397, 397f
Phosphate, 232, 232f, 294

Phosphate group, 26f, 31
in ATP, 58, 58f
in cellular respiration, 60–61, 60f, 61f
in DNA, 404, 404f, 405f
in muscle contraction, 109, 109f
in nucleotides, 36, 36f
in RNA, 408
Phospholipids, 31, 31f, 43, 43f, 46, 46f
functional groups in, 26f
Phosphoric acid, 225
Phosphorous cycle, 467
Phosphorus, 16, 16f, 30–31, 90, 90t,
215t, 465, 482
Phosphorylation, 60
n Photochemical smog, 476, 476f,
477, 477t
Photoreceptors, 266, 276–277, 276t,
278–279, 278f, 278t, 279f
n Photosynthesis
and carbon cycle, 466, 466f–467f, 478
and energy flow in ecosystems,
4, 5f
n Photovoltaic cells, 485, 485f
Phrenic nerve, 186f
Phthalates, 297
Phylum (classification), 450t
Physical activity. See Exercise
Physical injuries. See Injuries
n Physical therapy
for spinal cord injury, 252
for stroke, 151
Physiological traits, 441. See
also Phenotype
Physiology, defined, 67
Phytochemicals/phytonutrients, 15, 23,
38, 40, 206, 215
Phytoplankton, 464, 477, 477t, 478
Pia mater, 252, 253, 253f. See also
Meninges
n PID (pelvic inflammatory disease),
320–321
Pigments, 78f, 79. See also Color;
Melanin
eye color and, 380, 380f
human skin color and, 79, 79f, 373,
380, 380f
visual, 15, 278, 278f, 395
Pilomotor response, 83, 83t
n Pinched nerve, 248
Pineal gland, 252f, 287f, 292t, 300
Pineal hormones, 287f, 300
Pinna, 272f–273f
Pitch, of sound, 272f, 273
n Pituitary dwarfism, 293, 293f
Pituitary gland, 290–291, 290f,
290t, 291f
anterior lobe, 287f, 290, 290t, 291,
291f, 293, 294f, 296, 297f, 308,
309f, 313, 313f, 343
in endocrine system, 287f, 290–291,
290f, 291f
in labor and delivery, 342

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