Cellular respiration and Cytology Flashcards

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Plasma Membrane

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membrane that surrounds the cell and controls what come in and out

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What makes up plasma membrane?

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Phospholipids, Cholesterol, Glycolipids

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What are Phospholipids made of?

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2 heads, one head facing out, one facing in, tail on inside

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Hydrophobic

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Hates water

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Hydrophilic

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Loves water

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Phospholipid Bilayer

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where the tails touch each other to create the barrier

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Transport Protein

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Moving substance across the membrane

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Cell surface receptors

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helps distinguish healthy cells from dead or dying cells

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Enzyme

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makes things grow faster

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Nucleus

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Control center of cell, contains DNA for protien production

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Cytoplasm

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cellular content between the nucleus and plasma membrane

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Cytosol

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is the fluid in the cytoplasm

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Organelles

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organized structure within cells

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Passive Movement

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no energy needed, cell to reach equilibrium

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Active Process

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requires energy, will push substances into concentrated areas

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Simple Diffusion

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move base on concentration gradient until equilibrium is reached, for small nonpolar solutes like oxygen, carbon dioxide

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Facilitated diffusion

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a protein channel for substances to move through, etc sodium, potassium, glucose

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Osmosis

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When water is moved to reach equilibrium

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Transport process for Osmosis

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water moves from low concentration to high concentration of water

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Tonicity

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ability to change volume or pressure of a cell by osmosis

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Isotonic Solution

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Same concentration inside and outside of cell, no movement of water

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Hypotonic Solution

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water move into the cell, cell gets bigger

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Hypertonic Solution

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water leaves the cell, it will shrink

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Primary active transport

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uses cellular energy from ATP

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Sodium-potassium pump
3 Na(sodium) out 2 k+(potassium) into the cell
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Vesicular transport
vesicles(membrane sack) moving substances into or out of the cell
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Exocytosis
out of the cell
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Endocytosis
into the cell
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What happens in passive process transport of osmosis?
Isotonic Solution Hypotonic Solution Hypertonic Solution
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What happens in Active transport process of osmosis?
Primary active transport Secondary active transport Vesicular transport
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Endoplasmic Reticulum ER
between the nuclear envelope and plasma membrane that is the point of attachment for ribosomes
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2 Types of ER
Rough ER- make proteins Smooth ER- store lipids
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Lysosomes and Peroxisomes
break things down chemically
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Golgi apparatus
packaging and sorting of proteins(UPS of cells)
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Mitochondria
Power house of cell
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Ribosomes
made in the nucleolus, then shipped out to rough ER
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Cytoskeleton
extension of cell
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Centrosome
Organize microtubules within cytoskeleton
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Cilia
moves thigs along surface of cell
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Flagella
move the cell, only found in sperm
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Microvilli
for absorptions, found in digestive system
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Nucleus
1 cell=1 nucleus, DNA
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Nuclear envelope
allow molecules in and out of nucleus
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Nucleolus
where ribosomes are made
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Where is DNA located
housed in nucleus
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DNA is composed of
-Five-carbon sugar deoxyribose -A phosphate -one of four nitrogenous bases( Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, Thymine)
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Chromatin
When DNA is divided
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Chromosomes
when DNA is coiled
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DNA function
Transcription- MRNA( copy of DNA) Translation-ribosome reads code to make a protein
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two classes of energy
Potential- stored energy Kinetic- energy of motion
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Chemical Energy
what the body uses
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Chemical reactions
chemical bonds are broken and new bonds are formed
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Enzymes(proteins)
speeds up reaction
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Glucose
primary fuel of energy
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Glucose Oxidation
step by step breakdown of glucose with energy release
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Stages of glucose oxidation
Glycolysis Citric acid cycle Electron transport system
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Glycolysis
in cytoplasm, glucose broken into 2 pyrugetvate, with oxygen turns into 2 sets of ATP+NADH
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Citric Acid Cycle
each pyruvate goes through one cycle(krebscycle), converted to Acytle CoA, end up with 2 ATP
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Electron transport system
ATP=ADP= 32-34 ATP
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Mitosis
nuclear division
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Meiosis
cell division in sex cells
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cell division
one cell divide into two
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cell cycle
when the cell divide into two identical cells called daughter cells
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2 phase in cell cycle
Interphase Mitotic
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Interphase
prepares for division g1phase, s phase, g2 phase
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S phase
making a copy of the DNA, split it in 2 cells
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G1 phase
cell growing and forming
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M Phase (mitotic phase)
Nucleus division
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Cytokinesis
division of cytoplasm between 2 new cells
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Prophase
forming centriole, dissolution of nuclear envelope, moving DNA
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Metaphase
lining of chromosomes to equator of cell
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Anaphase
pulls DNA away
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Telophase
Undo prophase putting DNA back as chromatin, reforming nuclear envelope, mitotic spindle broken up