Flashcards in Cell Structure and Function -Part 1 Deck (15)
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The only human cell we could see with the naked eye are the ______
oocytes
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USe ____ and ____
SEM (passing e- beams across surface); TEM (shows up as dark if dense)
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What is phase contrast
1. only get light that passes directly through the sample to get a higher contrast
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What is immunohistochemistry
Use antibodies specific to antigen we're looking for (protein). Use second antibody for sample tagged with flourescent dye. You get multiple tags.
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What is bright field microscopy
basophilic structures are stained with hemotoxilin (stained purple) --> DNA, RNA, and ribosomes and eosin( stained pink)--> cytoplasm and collagen
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What is Periodic Acid Schiff
Detects carbohydrates. Turns magenta in prescence of aldehydes
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What does acid phosphatase reaction detect
Detecs phosphatase enzyme activity. Specific for peroxisomes. Make phosphate and this will react with sulfide. You get color product.
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What are the 4 main type of tissues
1. Nervous tissue: found in SC, brain. Main cell is the neuron.
2. Connective: Cells within an ECM matrix; bone, cartilage, blood, tendons, ligaments
3. Epithelium: forms lining of body cavities, external surfaces and glands. Has specific polarity (apical and basal)
4. Muscle: Subdivided into smooth, cardiac and skeletal muscle. Smooth innervated by autonomic
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What are the jobs of epithelium tissues
shape and number of layers; important for providing barriers for our body
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types of connective tissues
Cartilage, adipose, bone, blood
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What makes up the cytoplasmic matrix
mostly water, ions, enzyme and other macromoleucules
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What are components of plasma membrane
phopholipid bilayer: forms a barrier to polar/charged molecules
2. membrane proteins: transport, anchor and acts as receptors for the cell
3. glycocalyx: coat covers exernal surface with carbs
4. cholesterol: determines fluidity
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WHat are properties of nucleus
bound by membranes. Store DNA. Has double bilyaer membrane and has pores to comm with other parts of the cell.
Heterochromatin: DNA thats not being transcribed; more dense
Euchchromatin: light staining; DNA that is activiely being transcribed.
Nucleolis: transcription of ribosomal RNAS. Stains dark!
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What do you see on upclose view of EM
Double bilayer, nuclear pores (gaps bet bilayer)
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