Cells, Plasma Membrane, and Mitosis Exam Flashcards

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Exocytosis

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  • Active Transport

* Materials are expelled or secreted by the cell

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Endocytosis

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  • Active Transport

* Large particulates enter the cell

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Hypertonic Solution

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  • Releases water

* Cell shrinkage

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Isotonic Solution

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*Water flowing in and out

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Hypotonic Solution

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  • Water diffusing in

* Cell becoming “hippo”

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Cancer

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Uncontrolled cell division and death caused by the interaction between environmental factors and changes in the production of enzymes involved in the cell cycle

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Tumor

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A mass that forms within otherwise normal tissue, caused by the controlled growth of a transformed cell

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Angiogenesis

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Formation of blood vessels which grow toward a tumor

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Metastases

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The spread of cancer beyond its original site

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Benign

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A tumor that is not able to spread

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Malignant

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A tumor with the ability to spread

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Glycerol Base

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The backbone of a phospholipid

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Polar Head

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attracted to water

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Unsaturated vs. saturated fatty acids

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Saturated-straight

Unsaturated-bent, double bond, more fluid

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Phospholipids

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*Glycerol, 2 fatty acids, phosphate group

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Osmosis

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The diffusion of water

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Dynamic Equilibrium

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  • Continuous movement, no overall change in concentration

* Required to maintain homeostasis

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Turgor Pressure

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  • Internal cell pressure
  • Gives shape and support to plants
  • Plant will wilt when it loses turgor pressure
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Plasmolysis

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  • Causes plant to wilt

* Plasma membrane shrinks away from cell wall

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Selective permeability

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  • Only certain substances can pass through the plasma membrane
  • Required to maintain homeostasis
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Concentration Gradient

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Difference in concentration of a substance across space

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3 Microscopes

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SEM and TEM Microscopes are electron microscopes
SEM
3D, up to 60000x zoom, pass over the surface
TEM
2D, hundreds of thousands of times zoom, pass through an object
Compound-Light
Can be used on living organisms, series of lenses, light passed through object through lenses

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Active and Passive Transport

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Active-Requires energy, goes agains concentration gradient

Passive-no energy required

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Schleiden

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All organisms are composed of one or more cells. Plants-Schleiden down the hill

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Schwann
The cell is the basic unit of organization of organisms. Schwann-swan <--animals
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Hooke
Examined the cork. Compound-light microscope Named "cells"
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Virchow
All cells come from pre-existing cells. Maggots in meat
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Leeuwenhoek
Scraped teeth
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The Cell Theory (Three Parts)
1) All organisms are composed of one or more cells. -Shleiden 2) The cell is the basic unit of organization of organisms. -Schwann 3) All cells come from pre-existing cells. -Virchow
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Prokaryotic Cells
Cells that lack a nucleus or membrane-bound internal organelles
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Eukaryotic Cells
1) Cells containing a nucleus & membrane bound internal organelles 2) Structure allows for cell specialization.
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Interphase
* Cell growth period * Centrioles replicate * Chromosomes copies
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Prophase
* Longest phase * Chromatin-->chromosomes * Chromosomes made of sister chromatids<--held together by a centromere * Nuclear fizzilage
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Metaphase
Metaphase-middle | Chromosomes attach to spindle
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Anaphase
Centromeres split Sister Chromatids split<---now individual chromosomes Anaphase-apart
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Telophase
Final phase Two daughter cells formed Cleavage then new cells for animals Cell plate which divide for plants
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The Fluid Mosaic Model
Made of phospholipids, which can move Bilayer is like a fluid Phosphate group is hydrophylic
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Contractile Vacuoles
Collects excess sater then expels it through the plasma membrane prevents cells from bursting
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Vacuoles
Sack of fluid surrounded by a membrane | TEMPORARILY stores food, enzymes, and wastes
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Chloroplasts
Organelle that contains chlorophyll Found in plants Used for photosynthesis
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Centrioles
Replicate in early interphase Small, dark cylindrical structures Made of microtubules, which help separate chromosomes during mitosis
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Ribosomes
Found in pro- and eu- Not membrane-bound Involved in protein synthesis Enzymes are assembled at the ribosomes
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Rough ER
Studded with ribosomes | Contains enzymes for lipid synthesis
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Smooth ER
Have no ribosomes | Contain enzymes for lipid synthesis
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Mitochondria
Food is broken down to release energy | Have cristae<--see flashcard
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Cristae
In mitochondria Have large surface area Produce energy-storing molecules
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Lysosomes
Membrane-bound Contain enzymes Enzymes digest food particulates, viruses, bacteria, worn out cell parts, and sometimes the cell itself AKA suicide sacs
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Golgi Bodies
UPS of cell receive, modify, and repackage proteins into forms the cell can use, expel, or store Proteins are brought in and repackaged in new vesicles
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Cytoplasm
Fluid, clear | Surrounding organelles and nucleus
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Nucleus
control center of the cell Has a nuclear membrane Contains DNA<--guides all cell functions
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Nucleolus
Produces ribosomes Inside nucleus RNA?
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Cytoskeleton
Thin, fibrous elements Provide support for organelles Important for movement
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Cell Wall
Plants only! Firm, but flexible Support + protection
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Cilia
Short, numerous hair-like projections from the cell membrane | Movement
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Flagella
``` Made of microtubules Long, threadlike Whip-like motion propels Only one or two Located on prokaryotes ```