Cells and Tissue Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Nucleus

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Stores DNA

Ribosomal RNA made here

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2
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Ribosomes

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Protein synthesis

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3
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ER

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Folds proteins into their shapes

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4
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Golgi

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Packages synthesized materials into vesicles which are stored here or secreted

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5
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Mitochondria

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ATP production

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6
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Lysosomes

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Phagocytosis

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7
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Cytoskeleton

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Lipid bilayer that covers cell

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8
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Nucleic Acid

A

DNA and RNA

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9
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Proteins

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Enzymes
Catalysts
Antibodies

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10
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Lipids

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Structural
Membrane formation
Signaling molecules

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11
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Carbohydrates

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Cell energy

Structural

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12
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Genes

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1 gene contains information for one protein

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13
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DNA Replication Process

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Double helix unwound by helicase -> two new strands are formed from the original DNA by complimentary binding of base pairs
Semi-conservative- each contain one strand of the original DNA and one new strand

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14
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mRNA

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Takes RNA template to create proteins

Only codes for one gene

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15
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rRNA

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Part of ribosome structure

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16
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tRNA

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Transports amino acids to make proteins

Complimentary binding with mRNA to form proteins

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17
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How many total AA’s are there?

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20

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18
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Which RNA mutation is the most serious?

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rRNA, all ribosomal RNA is defective, so all sections that create protein are affected

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19
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Transcription

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DNA to RNA

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20
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Translation

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RNA to protein

21
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Diffusion

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High to low concentration

No energy required

22
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Osmosis

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Water/solvent from low to high concentration of solvent

No energy required

23
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Facilitated Diffusion

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Solute moves from high to low concentration of solute
Through protein channel or carrier protein in semipermeable membrane
No energy required

24
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Active Transport

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ATP helps protein pump moved from low to high solute concentration
APTase breaks down ATP to create energy

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Anaerobic Respiration (Glycolysis)
1 molecule of glucose -> 2 molecules of ATP | End product is pyruvic acid
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Aerobic Respiration (Citric Acid Cycle)
1 molecule of glucose -> 34 molecules of ATP
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Receptors
Communication via hormones, growth factors, chemical transmitted and drugs
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Channels
Communication via ions
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Signal Transduction
Cell converts extracellular signal or stimulus to intracellular
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G-protein coupled receptor
Includes receptor, ligand (primary messenger), intracellular signaling molecules and target proteins
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Enzyme linked receptor
One transmembrane domain linking extracellular ligand-binding domain with intracellular tyrosine kinase domain
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Ion-channel receptor
Ligand is absent, no current passes through channel | Ligand is present, small current flows allowing channel to open and specific ions to pass through
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Excessive reproduction growth
Prevented by inhibitors inside cell
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Telomere
Pieces of DNA | Portion lost with each cell division until telomere is gone
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Proliferation
Increase in number of cells
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Differentiation
Specialization of cells
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Mitosis
Cell division
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Hyperplasia
Increase in number of cells
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Metaplasia
Cell type replaced by different cell type due to chronic irritation (Smoking)
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Dysplasia
Cells vary in size and shape in response to irritation of mutation
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Anaplasia
Undifferentiated cells with variable nuclear and cell structures Can't perform initial funciton
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Neoplasm
New growth or tumor
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Ischemia
Oxygen deficit due to reduced blood supply
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Hypoxia
Oxygen deficit due to reduced oxygen in breathed air
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Oxygen deficits interfere with what?
Energy production Increase flux of calcium inside cell Increases anaerobic metabolism -> dec pH
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Apoptosis
"Programmed death" | Cells self destruct if there are too many or injured
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Necrosis
Disrupted cell metabolism | Membrane disintegrates and cell swells and ruptures
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Vitamin E does what?
Prevents damage from free radicals