Chapter 2 - Cells Flashcards

1
Q

Proteins in the plasma membrane preform a variety of functions including ____?

A

Cell to cell regulation
Intercellular connection
Transport
Enzyme activity

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2
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Epithelial cells _____.

A

line internal surfaces of organs.

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3
Q

The ____ membrane forms the outer, limiting barrier separating the internal contents of the cell from the external environment.

A

plasma

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4
Q

One of the main factors that influence membrane permeability is ______.

A

concentration gradient

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5
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The cell structure known as the “gatekeeper” to regulate the passage of gases, nutrients and wastes.

A

plasma membrane

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6
Q

Simple diffusion of water is called ____.

A

osmosis

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7
Q

Examples of lipids include ____.

A

cholesterol
oils
fats
steroids’

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8
Q

Some membrane proteins catalyze (speed up) the rate of metabolic reactions. These proteins are acting as ____.

A

enzymes

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9
Q

The functions of human body cells are ____.

A

producing new cells
providing for defense
lining surfaces
making connections

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10
Q

The four major passive transport processes are simple ____, facilitated ____, osmosis, and bulk _____.

A

diffusion
diffusion
filtration

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11
Q

The tendency of molecules to move down their concentration gradient is ____.

A

diffusion

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12
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Proteins in the plasma membrane perform a variety of functions including ______.

A

transport
enzyme activity
intercellular connection
cell to cell recognition

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13
Q

______ is required for osmosis to occur.

A

a selectively permeable membrane

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14
Q

Endocytosis is _____ in reverse.

A

exocytosis

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15
Q

In diffusion, particles move until they are ______.

A

spread out evenly on each side of a membrane

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16
Q

In osmosis and simple diffusion, the net movement of molecules will continue until the concentration gradient no longer exists. This end point is called
_____.

A

equilibrium OR isotonic

17
Q

An enclosed membrane sac formed through phagocytosis is called a ______.

18
Q

Osmosis is a type of ______.

19
Q

The term endocytosis ______.

A

includes phagocytosis and pinocytosis

20
Q

The cytoplasm is the material between the plasma membrane and ______.

21
Q

Cytosol is ____.

A

the viscous fluid of the cytoplasm.

22
Q

Phagocytosis means ____.

A

cellular eating

23
Q

Pinocytosis is known as _____.

A

cellular drinking

24
Q

The folds of the inner membrane of a mitochondrion are called ______.

25
These are the primary structures for the processing and packaging of proteins for transport out of the cell.
golgi apparatus
26
Nucleoli are made up of ____ enzymes, and other proteins.
RNA
27
Which of the following cells have "storage" as one of their primary functions? Fat cells Lymphocytes Liver cells Epidermal cells
Lymphocytes Liver cells
28
What are the types of passive transport?
Osmosis Facilitated Diffusion Simple Diffusion Bulk Filtration