Cells, Tissues, Membranes Flashcards

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cell shrinking

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hypertonic

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cell swelling

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hypotonic

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3
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equal amount of water and solute in the cell

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isotonic

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4
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genetic disease that affects the active transport of chlorine in the body. this then results water to not be able to properly move across the body leading to tubes to be filled up with mucus and be clogged.

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cystic fibrosis

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fuses to the particle so it becomes part of the membrane. occurs WBC fights off infections

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Phagocytosis (cell-eating)

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6
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reabsorbs unused fluids

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Pinocytosis (cell-drinking(

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7
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secretion or ejection of substances to form a cell

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exocytosis

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pinches off organelles to deliver their cargo

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vesicular trafficking

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9
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binds cells together. walang makakadaan

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tight junctions

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10
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anchors cells to one another and cadherins make them stick

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desmosomes

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allows communication where ions and molecules pass & diffuse

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gap junctions

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12
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water loving lipids

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hydrophilic

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13
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water fearing lipids

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hydrophobic

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moves from an area of low concentration to high concentration. requires ATP

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active transport

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15
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moves from an area of high concentration to low concentration

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simple diffusion

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16
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used as chemical messengers

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ligands

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17
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signals the nervous system

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neurotransmitter

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18
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signals the endocrine system

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hormones

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19
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short lived and can only act locally. communicates with nearby cells without contact

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paracrine

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20
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targets itself

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autocrine

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21
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chemical is sent to distant cells through the bloodstream

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endocrine

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22
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via the bloodstream

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signals across gap junctions

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23
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increases or catalyzes enzyme or ion channels. uses secondary messenger

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GPCR

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24
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control center of the body and is the site for erythrocytes (mature RBC)

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nucleus

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site for protein synthesis
ribosome
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modifies, packages, distributes proteins and lipids
golgi apparatus
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functions as intercellular digestive system
lysosome
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breaks down fatty acids, hydrogen peroxide, amino acids
peroxisomes
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powerhouse of the cell & site for ATP synthesis
mitochondria
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internal framework of the cells supports the cell enables cell to change shape
cytoskeleton
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shape of the cell; allows movement at cell surface
actin/microfilaments
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keeps nucleus stay in the middle
intermediate filaments
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important for the structure and transportation of vesicles
mactrotubules
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back and forth movements
cilia
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checks for mobility of sperm
flagella
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used for absorption
microvilli
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site of most cellular activities
cytoplasm
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programmed cell death removes extra tissues in fetus
apoptosis
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phagocytize cell fragments
macrophages
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abnormal mass of tissue and cell proliferation
tumor
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not inclined to spread
benign tumor
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can spread locally & expand/metastasize
malignant tumor
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spreading tumor & the illness it results to
cancer
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set of changes from the time it is formed until reproduction
cell cycle
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division of part cell to produce 2 daughter cells essential for growth and repair
mitosis
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paired chromosomes
diploid
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centrioles divide and migrate to each pole
prophase
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align to the middle of the cell
metaphase
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2 sets of 26 chromosomes is moved to different roles of the centriole
anaphase
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replication of genes
telophase
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production of 2 daughter cells
cytokinesis
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functional unit of heredity
gene
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takes place in the nucleus
transcription
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3 nucleotides in a group that carries into mRNA
codon
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based on the sequence of codons of mRNA
translation
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3 nucleic tRNA that binds with codon
anticodon
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basic types of tissues
epithelial tissue connective tissue nervous tissue muscle tissue
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flexible but resist stretching
collagen fiber
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support network and fill spaces between organs and tissue
reticular fibers
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recoil after being stretched or compressed
elastic fibers
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long, mutinucleated cells voluntary cells
skeletal muscles
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intercalated disks with striations branches
cardiac muscles
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no striations tampered on both sides involuntary
smooth muscles