Ch1 Cell Review Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
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Protoplasm water percent

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70-85%

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2
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Cell Inorganic material mineral salts examples (2)

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  1. Na - Sodium
  2. K - potassium
    (osmotic pressure)
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3
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Cell organic material (4)

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  1. Protein
  2. Carbohydrate
  3. Nucleic acid
  4. Lipids
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4
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Nucleic acid function

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Direct cellular info and transmit genetic information

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5
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Protein
- Made up of
- Examples (3)

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  • Amino acids
  • Insulin, albumin, hemoglobin
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Carbohydrates
- Composed of (3)
- Primary source of ___ to the cell

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  • Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen
  • Energy
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7
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Lipids
- Store
- Assists in
- Protects body from

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  • Energy
  • Digestive process
  • Heat and cold
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8
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Two major sections in the cell structure

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  • Nucleus
  • Cytoplasm
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9
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What are the main ways to imporve RTT (4)

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  • Increase standards of dose Rx
  • Improve dose distribution
  • IGRT techniques
  • Exploiting radiobilogical initiatives
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10
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Physical phase is

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Interactions of particles with the atoms

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11
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Chemical phase is

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Breaking bonds and formation of free radicals

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12
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Biological phase

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Consequences of exposure

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13
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Cell membrane function

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Monitor all exchanges betwen intracellular and extracellular fluid (selectivly permeable)

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14
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Ribosomes is the site of

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Protein synthesis

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15
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Lysomes function is

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Breaking down of protein, DNA and some carbohyrates and foreign particles

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16
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Golgi complex function

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Prepares and stores chemicals then secrets them into the body

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17
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DNA
- Shape
- Held together by

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  • Double helix
  • Nitrogenous bases
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18
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DNA purines are (2)

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  • Adenine (A)
  • Guanine (G)
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DNA Pyrimidnes are (2)

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  • Cytosine (C)
  • Thymine (T)
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20
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DNA is contained within

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Chromosomes

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21
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Chromosomes only appear in ___ cells

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Dividing cells

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22
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What are the two cell types

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  • Germ cells
  • Somatic cells
23
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Germ cell
- Gametes gender
- Spermatoza male
- Responsible for
- Chromosome is called (2)
- Chromosemes exist

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  • Female
  • Male
  • Reproduction
  • N or haploid number
  • Singly
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Somatic cells (all other cells)
- Chromosomes are called (2)
- Chromosemes exist

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  • 2n or diploid (number of chromosomes in somatic cells)
  • Paired
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Human chromosomes is
46
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Somatic cells only grow during (2)
- Fetal development - Adolescents
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Diploid number for - Humans - Dogs - Gorillas
- 2n=46 - 2n=78 -2n=48
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Cell cycle divided into four phases
- Prophase - Metaphase - Anaphase - Telephase
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Describe prophase
- Chromosomes shorten and thicken and move closer to center
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Decribe metaphase (3)
- Chromosomes line up at center - Nucler membrane is broken - Centromere is duplicated
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Describe anaphase
Two chromatids repel each other and migrate to opposite poles
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Decribe telephase (3)
- Nuclear membrane reconstructs - Cytoplasm divides equally between daughter cells - At end each cell contains full set of chromosomes
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DNA synthesis happens in which cell phase and how long does it take (Howard and Pelc 1952)
- Interphase - 15 hours
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During DNA synthesis how long do each phases take - M - S - G2 - G1
- 1 Hour - 15 hours or less - 1-5 hours - Varies
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Meiosis is the porcess where
Cells divide
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Meiosis cells divide ___ while chromosomes divide ___
- Twice - Once
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Meiosis results in
Four gametes each containing a habloid number of chromosomes
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Types of tissues (5)
- Epithelial - Connective - Nervous - Blood - Muscular
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Epithelial tissue - What is it - Examples (2)
- Cells growing into sheets that cover organs and line cavities - Skin, digestive linings
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Connective tissue - What is it - Examples (3)
- Structural units of the body - Bone, Cartilage and fat
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Nervous tissue - What is it - Examples (2)
- Nerves that extend all over the body - Astrocyte, oligodendroglia
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Muscular tissue - Arranged in - Examples (3)
- Sheets and bundles - Skeletal, Cardiac, Visceral
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Blood cells - Function - Examples (3)
- Tansports O2, Immunity and blood clotting - RBC, WBC, platelets
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Proliferation kinetics: Static - Proliferation - Examples (2)
- No proliferation or cell renewal - Neurons, adrenal medulla
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Proliferation kinetics: Middle group - Proliferation - Examples (3)
- Low level of cell renewal but rapid renewal on demand - Liver, thyroid, Connective tissue
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Proliferation kinetics: Continued proliferation - Proliferation - Examples (3)
- Frequent mitosis and cell renewal - Epidermis, intestines, bone marrow
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Epithelial cell cancers are called
Carcinomas
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Connective tissue cancer is called
Sarcomas
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Malignant blood cells are called
Leukemia
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Regression means
Shrinking of tumor
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Regrowth means
recurrence
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Local control means
cure
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Cells responce to radiation depends on (3)
- Cell proliferation - Cell clonogenic capacity - Are cells oxygenated or anoxic