Chapter 4.7: Extracellular Structures and Cell Movement Flashcards

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Define myosin

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one of the two protein components of myofilaments (the other is actin); a principal component of vertebrate muscle

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What is one of the two protein components of myofilaments (the other is actin); a principal component of vertebrate muscle?

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myosin

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What does the flagellum of eukaryotic cells consit of?

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o Eukaryotic cells flagellum consists of a circle of nine microtubule pairs surrounding two central microtubules

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Define basal body

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a self-reproducing, cylindrical, cytoplasmic organelle composed of nine triplets of microtubules from which the flagella or cilia arise

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What is a self-reproducing, cylindrical, cytoplasmic organelle composed of nine triplets of microtubules from which the flagella or cilia arise?

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basal body

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Define cilium

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a short cellular projection from the surface of a eukaryotic cell

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What is a short cellular projection from the surface of a eukaryotic cell?

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cilium

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What are the cell walls in plants and protist composed of?

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cellulose

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What are the cell walls in fungi composed of?

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chitin

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Define primary wall (plant cells)

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in plants, the wall later deposited during the period of cell expansion

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What is in plants, the wall later deposited during the period of cell expansion?

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primary wall

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Define middle lamella

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the layer of intercellular material, rich in pectic compounds, that cements together the primary walls of adjacent plant cells

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What is the layer of intercellular material, rich in pectic compounds, that cements together the primary walls of adjacent plant cells?

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middle lamella

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Define secondary cell wall

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in plants, the innermost layer of the cell wall

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What is in plants, the innermost layer of the cell wall?

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secondary cell wall

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16
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Define integrin

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  • any of a group of cell-surface proteins involved in adhesion of cells to substrates
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What is - any of a group of cell-surface proteins involved in adhesion of cells to substrates?

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integrin