Ch 2&3: the cell and its Fxn Flashcards

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____ is an amphipathic bilayer made mostly of phospholipids

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Plasma membrane

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_____ separates the intercellular (protoplasm) from the extracellular enviro

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Plasma membrane

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_____: the membrane bound organelle that contains genetic material

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nucleus

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_____: jelly like substance that contains the organelles

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cytoplasm

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_____ makes up most of the cell in the protoplasm

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water

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_____ makes up part of the cytoplasm

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protein

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____ & ___ have a protein structure and make up the cytoskeleton

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microtubules & microfilaments

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Phospholipids dont like ___

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water

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___ creates kinks in the cell membrane and help to make the membrane more fluid

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cholesterol

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___ (neuro) cells are rich in cholesterol

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schwann cells

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What is the difference between protoplasm and cytoplasm

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Protoplasm is the whole content of a cell enclosed within the cell membrane, including both the cytoplasm and nucleus.

Cytoplasm is the content of the cell except the nucleus.

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_____ allows selective communication btw intracellular and extracellular compartments of the cell

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plasma membrane

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name 3 functions of the plasma membrane

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  1. allows selective communication btw intracellular and extracellular compartments
  2. aids cellular movement
  3. Gives cells its form
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Another name for hydrophobic

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nonpolar

a non polar bear

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are Fatty acids chains polar or nonpolar?

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nonpolar (hydrophobic)

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_____: is a sphere of phospholipids where the heads come together and the tails touch

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micelle

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________: is when the micelle becomes to large. Fatty acids spread out

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bilayer sheet

what cell membranes are

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______: are created by drug companies. They hold drugs in the center to look like a micelle. This enables the drug to move through nonpolar environments

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liposome

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_____ membrane proteins are intercellular and extracellular

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integral

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______ membrane proteins protrude bilayers

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integral

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____membrane proteins provide channels/pores

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integral membrane proteins

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____ membrane proteins act as carrier proteins in active transport

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integral membrane protein

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_____ membrane proteins act as receptors

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integral

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5 properties of integral membrane proteins

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  1. protrde bilayer
  2. provide channels/ pores
  3. carrier protein in active transport
  4. enzymes
  5. receptors
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_____ membrane proteins only attach to one layer of the cell
peripheral
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____ membrane proteins can attach to integral proteins
peripheral
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membrane carbs join with _____ or ____
proteins or lipids
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the _____ portion of glycoproteins and glycolipids protrudes above the outer layer of the membrane
glyco
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___ : refers to the loose CHO coating on the outer surface of the cell membrane
glycocalyx
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4 fxn of glycocalyx'
1. the glycocalyx of one cell can attach to the glycocalyx to bind the cells together 2. the CHOs act as receptors substances for binding hormones 3. gives the surface a negative charge --> repeling neg. molecules 4. assist in immune rxn
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Neatly all membrane proteins are ___
glycocalyx
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glycocalyx gives the membrane a _____ charge
negative
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cholesterol dissolves in hydro__ region
hydrophobic tail region
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____ provide membrane fluidity
cholesterol
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cholesteral can be found in ____ cells in the peripheral NS
schwann cells
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the fluid mosaic model of the cell membrane illistrates that the cell membrane is: a) b)
a) components of the bilayer arent stuck | b) membrane make of diverse molecular components
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_____: is the messaging from cell membrane to the nucleus
intracellular signalling
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Long-term cellular changes require expression of ______
new genes in the nucleus
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name the 2 ways to alter gene expression :
1. genetic | 2. epigenetic
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_____: genetically altering gene expression directly on the DNA
transcription
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_____: changes not on the DNA directly, but changes to gene expression
Epigenetic
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_______: process by which one of the two copies of the X chromosome present in female mammals is inactivated.
x- chromosome inactivation | epigenetic change
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Give two examples of epigenetic changes
x chromosome inactivation histone acetylation/ deacetylation
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DNA is wrapped around a ____protein
histone
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_______ prevents DNA from being exposed and transcribed
positive charge on a histone protein
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the addition of _______ groups unwraps and exposes DNA
acetyl groups --> allows for transcription / expression
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__: DNA that is wrapped around histones
chromatin | chromosomes are just bigger that we can see
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_____: is a loose chromatin that is not tightly bounded and can be transcribed
euchromatin
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________ : is a chromatin that is tightly bound and cant be transcribed
heterochomatin
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______: helps to maintain the cell's structure and shape
cytoskeleton
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What are the three main networks of primary PROTEIN filaments
1. actin filament 2. intermediate filament 3. microtubles
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organelles can travel across ____ to get to other areas of the cell
microtubles
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Microtubules are composed of polymerized ______
tubulin (a protein)
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``` ______: participate in cell mobility cell division cytokinesis vesicle organelle movement cell shape ```
microfilaments
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_____ filaments are in cells that withstand mechanical stress
intermediate filaments
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_____ are known as prtein making factories
ribosomes
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After DNA is _______ to mRNA , ribosomes ____ mRNA to protein
transcribed Tranlate
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Ribosomes are located in the ______ and in the ____
cytoplasm & Endoplasmic reticulum
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___: is a network of tubules and flat vescicles interconnected with one another
endoplasmic reticulum
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The walls of the ER are made up of ?
lipid bilayers (that contain protein)
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Smooth ER fxn for the synthesis of _____
lipid substances
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Rough ER are ribosomes that are a combo of RNA and proteins. They FXN to synthesis ______
glycosylation new proteins
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addng CHO groups to proteins is called ______
glycosylation
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What are the two sites of glycosylation in the ER?
1st in the ER 2nd in the golgi apparatus --> makes the instructions more complex
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Glycosylation is the addition of a CHO to a ____
protein
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Without proper glycosylation, the cell doesn't know what to do with______
newly synthesized protein
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______: are slacked layers of thin vesicles in the golgi apparatus
cisternae
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_____ is known as the export system of the cell
golgi
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Vesicles that pinch off from the golgi apparatus form (3) : 1. 2. 3.
1. lysosomes 2. secretory vesicles 3. cytoplasmic components
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_______ take the pritein and enzymes to the outer cell membrane to be released
secretory vesicles | made from vesiscles being pinched off from the golgi apparatus
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_________: occurs whenvesiscles go to the cell membrane & through exocitosis they release what was in it
cell communication
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____: is the process of cellular INGESTION by which the plasma membrane folds inward to bring sub. into the cell
endocytosis
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Name three types of endocytosis
1. pinocytosis 2. receptor-mediated endocytosis 3. phagocytosis
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____: is a form of endocytosis that brings a particle into the cell by invaginating it & then suspending it within a vesicle to be fused with a lysosome
pinocytosis
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________ endocytosis is when a molecule binds to specialized protein receptors on the plasma membrane
receptor-mediated endocytosis
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receptors are located on small pts called ______ on the surface of cells
coated pits
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The inside of the membrane of the coated pits are lined with a fibrillary protein called _____
clathrin
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_______ endocytosis is when the receptors in the coated pit are full, the entire pit invaginates and forms a cated vesicle inside the cytoplasm
receptor mediated endocytosis