Ch. 3: Cell structure (pg.1-9) Flashcards

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cell physiology is what

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the study of the function of the cell

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3 main components of a cell

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plasma membrane, cytoplasm (cytosol + organelles), nucleus

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organelle

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highly organized structures suspended in cytosol specialized for certain cellular activities

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cytosol

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thick, semi-fluid portion of cytoplasm which includes soluble proteins and enzymes, nutrients, ions, and other sm. mlcs

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the cell membrane is ______ ______, meaning it only allows certain substances _______ it

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selectively permeable, across

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what mlcs. are found in cell membrane

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proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates (w/ proteins or lipids)

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why is the cell membrane said to be a fluid mosaic

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b/c it’s composed of many sm. parts fitting together that move around or “float” around

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what’re the funcs. of a cell (7)

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regulation of transport of substances across their surface, transport of substances b/w cells, production of proteins, cell. resp., other anabolic and catabolic rxns., waste removal, movement of cells or parts of the cell

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9
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phospholipids possess polar and non-polar ends and is said to be ______

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amphipathic

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phospholipids form a _______ with the lipid tails forming the inside of the layer b/c they’re ______ (or non-polar), and the phosphorous/glycerol heads forming the outsides of the layer b/c they’re _______ (or polar)

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bilayer, hydrophobic, hydrophilic

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three lipids found in cell membrane

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phospholipids, glycolipids, and cholesterol

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name organelles

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nucleus, nucleolus, ribosomes, rough ER, smooth ER, golgi body, lysosome, mitochondria, centrosomes, cytoskeleton

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13
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proteins in membrane (2)

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integral and peripheral

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integral proteins are also known as

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transmembrane proteins

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an integral protein that consists of a sugar and protein

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glycoprotein

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______ proteins are found of the inner or outer surface of the membrane and are attached to ______ proteins

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peripheral, integral

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funcs. of membrane proteins (6)

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channels, transporters/carriers, receptors, enzymes, linker, cell ID markers

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18
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ions and mlcs. move down the _____ _____

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concentration gradient

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19
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3 major criteria for membrane transport

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energy requirement, requirement for transport protein, vesicular transport

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20
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_____ is specifically the diffusion of ____

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osmosis, water

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5 membrane transport mechanisms

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passive, active, phagocytosis (endocytosis), exocytosis, transcytosis

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3 forms of passive transport

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osmosis, diffusion, facilitated diffusion

23
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active transport requires ____ to move solutes ______ the concentration gradient. Ex?

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ATP, against
Na+/K+ pump

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cytosol contains ____, such as fat globules and glycogen stores

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inclusions

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ex. of glycolipids
A or B antigens on blood cells
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phagocytosis means
"cell eating"
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what does the cytoskeleton do
provides cell with shape, movement, and mechanical support
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the cytoskeleton is a network of _____ ______ running through cytoplasm
protein fibres
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3 main components of cytoskeleton
filaments, cilia/flagella, and centrosomes
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3 filaments and their funcs.
microfilaments- structure to cell (made of actin) intermediate filaments- support and anchoring of organelles microtubules- shape and support of cell, and monorail sys., made of tubulin
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a ligand is a blanket term for _______ and it _____ to receptors
neurotransmitters, binds
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what does the "monorail" sys. of microtubules do
facilitates mvt of organelles and mitotic spindle during mitosis
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dense areas of cytoplasm near nucleus
centrosomes
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centrosome struct.
pericentriolar region on the outside and centrioles inside
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come from the nucleolus and build proteins
ribosomes
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feats. of smooth ER
detoxifies drugs and pesticides, synth. of fatty acids and phospholipids
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specialized smooth ER in skel. mm responsible for calcium ion release and uptake during mm contractions
sarcoplasmic reticulum
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what does rough ER do
synth. of secretory proteins and membrane proteins
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feats. of golgi body
made of cisterns (flattened bags of membranes) surrounded by tiny vesicles, ships proteins and lipids to cell membrane
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feats. of lysosomes
vesicles containing digestive enzymes to recycle dysfunctional cell part, digest macromlcs. like carbs and proteins, perform autolysis during programmed cell death
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white blood cells make use of ______ during phagocytosis to digest foreign organisms
lysosomes
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Tay-Sachs disease is a disorder of ______ func.
lysosome
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mitochondria produce ATP through _____ cellular respiration
aerobic
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mitochondrial _____ is contained by the inner membrane
matrix
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nucleus
the control center of cell
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the ____ ____ is made of a phospholipid bilayer with pores
nuclear envelope
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3 feats of mitochondria
makes ATP, replicate themselves inside cell, and have their own DNA
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feats of nucleus
DNA inside, double membrane with pores, and chromatin-->chromosomes