Chapter 3 Flashcards

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4 elements of cell theory

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1) cell most basic part of body
2) activity of organism depends on activity of cells
3) certain cells do certain things
4) continuity of life has a cellular basis

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3 regions of the nucleus

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1) Nuclear envelope
2) nucleolus
3) Chromatin

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nucleoli

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assemble ribosomes, found in nucleus

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4
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phospholipid heads

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hydrophilic

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5
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phopholipid tails

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hydrophobic

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6
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proteins in cell membrane

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1)enzymes, 2)receptors, 3)transport

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Tight Junctions

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impermeable, keep substances from passing in between cells

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desmosomes

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prevent cells from being pulled apart. anchoring cells

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9
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gap junctions

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connect cells so that they can communicate with each other through hollow tubes

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10
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which cell has no nucleus

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red blood cells

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11
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_____ cells do not divide

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brain cells

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12
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Site of Atp synthesis

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mitochondria

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13
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site of protein synthesis

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ribosome

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14
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holds ribosomes and transports proteins throughout the cell

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Rough endoplasmic reticulum

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15
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lipid motabolism

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smooth er

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16
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modifies, packages, and transports proteins

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golgi apparatus

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17
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three pathways from the Golgi apparatus

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1) Secretory: goes outside of the cell
2) In House: fuses with plasma membrane
3) lysosomes: digestive enzymes transported to lysosomes

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18
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digest worn down or non-usable cell structures

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lysosomes

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19
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contain oxidase enzymes to detoxify harmful substances like alcohol

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peroxisomes

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20
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generate spindle fibers during mitosis

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centrioles

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21
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where can cilia be found?

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lining the trachea to move mucus

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22
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cells that secretes cable like fibers

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fibroblast

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23
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carries oxygen in the bloodstream

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erythrocyte

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covers and lines body organs

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epithelial cell

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cell that moves organs and body parts
skeletal and smooth muscle cells
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cell that stores nutrients
fat cells
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cell that fights disease
macrophage
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cell that gathers information and controls body functions
nerve cell
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cells of reproduction
oocyte, sperm
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solvent
what is being dissolved into
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solute
the stuff getting dissolved
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fluid inside the cell
intracellular fluid
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fluid outside of the cell
interstitial fluid
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plasma membrane is _____ permeable
selectively
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diffusion goes
down the concentration gradient: from highest concentration of solute to lowest concentration
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small particles and ____ ______ molecules are able to diffuse across the cellular membrane
lipid soluble
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water passes through the cell membrane using
aquaporins
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same solute and water concentrations
isotonic solution
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solution with more solute than the cell
hypertonic
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solution with less solute than the cell
hypotonic
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cell will shrink in a
hypertonic solution
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cell will swell in a
hypotonic solution
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diffusion of water
osmosis
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cell explodes
lycing
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building materials for cells
fibrous proteins
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4 types of tissue
1) epithelial 2) connective 3) muscle 4) nervous
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free surface of epithelial tissue
apical
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no blood supply
avascular
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simple squamous
FXN: diffusion location: airsacks in lungs
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simple cuboidal
filtration | kidneys
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simple columnar
absorption | small intestine
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pseudostratified columnar
traps things | trachea
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stratified squamous
protection | mouth
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stratified cuboidal
protection | rare in the body
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stratified columnar
protection | ducts of large glands
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transitional
stretching | bladder
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glandular epithelium
secretion | thyroid
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two types of glands
endocrine and exocrine
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endocrine glands
ductless hormone glands, example thyroid
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exocrine glands
have ducts that lead to the surface of the epithelial tissue, ex. sweat glands
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nonliving cells that surround living cells
extracellular matrix
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bone
protect and support the body | femur
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hyaline cartilage
flexibility | larynx
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elastic cartilage
elasticity | ear
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fibrocartilage
compression | between the vertebrae in the spinal column
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dense connective tissue
attaching | tendons
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areolar
holds organs in place | around organs
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adipose
fuel storage | surrounds kidneys
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reticular
framework | lymphnodes
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blood
transportation | capillaries
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types of muscle tissue
cardiac, skeletal, smooth
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skeletal
moves things | deltoid
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cardiac
pump blood | heart
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smooth
propulsion | walls of the stomach
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nervous tissue
communication of signals | brain