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Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Cell Theory

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  1. The cell is the smallest unit having the properties of life
  2. Every organism is composed of one or more cells
  3. All cells come from pre-existing cells through cell division
  4. Cells contain hereditary material, passed to daughter cells during cell division.
  5. The metabolic processes associated with life occur within the cell
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What are the Two types of cells?

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Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic

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3
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Bacteria, DNA is not enclosed in a nucleus, few if no organelles

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prokaryotic cell

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protozoa, plants, animals; nucleus, organelles

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eukaryotic cell

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5
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study of cells

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cytology

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What are the three ways all cells are alike?

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Plasma membrane, DNA, Cytoplasm

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Outer covering of all cells, composed of lipids and proteins, encloses cell, controls movement of substances in and out, selectively permeable

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plasma membrane

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8
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Contains cell’s genetic instructions, nucleus (eukaryotes) nucleoid (prokaryotes)

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DNA

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region between the plasma membrane and the DNA, filled with organelles, contains cytosol

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Cytoplasm

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composed of two layers and interspersed with proteins, lipids, cholesterol, and sugars

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phospholipids

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polar, hydrophilic

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phospholipid heads

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non-polar, hydrophobic, sandwiched in the center of the bilayer

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Phospholipid tails

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dissolved molecule or ion moves down a concentration gradient

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diffusion

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does not require energy

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passive transport

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15
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diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane in response to solute concentration gradients

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Osmosis

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lower solute concentration outside cell than inside cell. Water moves into cell, swelling it and causing it to pop (lyse)

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hypotonic solution

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higher solute concentration outside cell than inside cell. Water moves out of cell causing it to shrink/shrivel

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Hypertonic solution

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18
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same solute concentration inside and outside cell. Water movement in and out of cell is balance.

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isotonic solution

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help solutes cross membranes, specific to a solute, provide a channel

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transporter proteins

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20
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also called facilitated diffusion

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passive transport

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21
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cell uses energy to move solutes against concentration gradients

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active transport

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22
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ribosomes and centrioles (have no membranes)

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structures

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23
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signal travels far away from cell that made it

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endocrine system

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signal travels to nearby or cells next to it

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Paracrine system

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cell releases molecule that acts on cell that made it

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Autocrine system

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26
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pore in the membrane which allows for a movement in a favorable direction

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ion channel

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27
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small molecule that binds to outside and opens it up

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Ligan-Gated Channel

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28
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sensitive to changes in the membrane (certain amount of pressure allows it to open up)

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Mechanically-Gated Channel

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always going to allow ions through, as long as they are going down the concentration gradient

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Always-Open Channel

30
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inside plasma membrane has a different charge that outside, works when membrane potential goes down from -70 mV

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Voltage-Gated Channel

31
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contains DNA in eukaryotic cell

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Nucleus

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construction site for making parts of ribosomes

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nucleolus

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DNA is organized in these

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chromosomes

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DNA and proteins associated with it

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chromatin

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a little bit more densely pack, less likely to have genes

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heterochromatin

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little bit more loosely packed, more likely to have genes

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euchromatin

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double stranded DNA molecule that carries genetic information

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chromosome

38
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flattened channel, may be rough or smooth,

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

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platform for building cell proteins, small non membrane-bound structures

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Ribosome

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proteins synthesized by the ribosomes on its outer membrane

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Rough ER

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synthesis of fatty acids and steroid hormones, has no attached ribosomes

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Smooth ER

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move synthesized proteins and lipids to the Golgi complex for further packaging

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Transport Vesicles

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enzymes inside finish the proteins and lipids, package completed molecules in vesicles for shipment to specific locations

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Functions of Golgi Body

44
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chemically digest substances, contain hydrolytic enzymes

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lysosome

45
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break down vesicles contents

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hydrolytic enzymes

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bacteria are routinely destroyed in the body by lysosomal activity

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Phagocytosed

47
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used to bring in or expel larger molecules or particles

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vesicles

48
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Cell eating, organic matter enters the cell through endocystosis

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Phagocytosis

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a vesicle brings substances in bulk into the cell

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Endocytosis

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a vesicle ejects substances in bulk from the cell

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Exocytosis

51
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system of interconnected fibers, threads, and lattices in the cytosol; gives cells shape, organization, and ability to move

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cytoskeleton

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microtubules, microfilaments, intermediate filaments

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Components of the Cytoskeleton

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Long filaments constructed of actin protein submits, highly dynamic, responsible for cellular locomotion and muscle contractions, establish the basic shape and strength of the cell

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Microfilaments

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Strong cables of protein subunits, protein type depends on type of intermediate filament, stronger than microfilaments - protect cells from mechanical stresses

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Intermediate Filaments

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long tiny tubules made of tubulin protein subunits, are instrumental in chromosome movement during cell division, also used as tracks for organelle movement

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Microtubules

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Nine pairs of microtubules ring a central pair, spokes and links provide structure

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Flagella

57
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shorter than flagella, respiratory tract: capture dust & debris

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Cilia

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Require oxygen, produce carbon dioxide, produce ATP through Cellular Respiration; two phospholipid bilayers

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Mitochondria

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chemical reactions in cells (fueled by ATP, some release energy and some require it), cells must constantly renew ATP supply

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Metabolism

60
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any substance that takes part in a metabolic reaction

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Reactant

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Substance formed between beginning and end of metabolic pathway

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Intermediate

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substance present at the end of a reaction or pathway

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product

63
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essential part of metabolic reactions, most are proteins, body controls the activities of this

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Enzymes

64
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Glycolysis, Citric Acid Cycle, Electron Transport Chain

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How Cells Make ATP

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Formation of ATP from the breakdown of macromolecules, electron removed in process, Usually Aerobic in complex organisms

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Cellular Respiration

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Breakdown of glucose molecules, Does not require oxygen, input of 2 ATP, Final product of 2 Pyruvate, 2 NADH

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Glycolysis

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Pyruvate + Coenzyme A yields acetyl-CoA, Requires oxygen, happens in mitochondria; final product 2 ATP, 6 CO2, 8NADH, 2 FADH 2

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Citric Acid Cycle

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NADH and FADH2 carry electrons to the electron transport chain in inner mitochondrial membrane, H+ gradient formed between the membranes, Formation of large amount of ATP by ATP Synthase

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Electron Transport System

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Final Total of ATP from one glucose molecule

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36 ATP

70
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Supply raw materials for making ATP

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Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins

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ATP forming mechanism that occurs during sudden, strenuous exercise, converts pyruvate from glycolysis to lactic acid

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Lactate Fermentation

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