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Chapter Three; Bio 210 (Cells and Function) Flashcards

1
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Denature

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to change the shape of molecules

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*Major parts of the cells (Eukaryotic)

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Plasma Membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm (Cytosol & Organelles)

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*Functions of plasma membrane

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Physical seperation (ECF & ICF)
Permeability
Receptors and Markers
Structure

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*Prokayotic

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NO nucleus

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*Eukaryotic

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with nucleus

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*Cytology

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study of cells

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7
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*Spontaneous Generation

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things can arise from nothing (mice made from wet towel and broken corn)

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*Cell

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fundamental unit of life

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9
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*Robert Hooke

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termed the word “cell”

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10
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VanLeewenhoek

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invented the first microscope

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*Schleiden and Schwan THEN Virchow

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first statement of the cell theory “All living things are composed of cells”… then Virchow said “All living cells come from preexisting living cells.

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FAITH ANSWERS WHAT REASON CANNOT

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13
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Plasma Membrane molecules (Fig 3.2 Text)

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Lipids
Proteins
Carbohydrates

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Phospholipids

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most abundant molecule in plasma membrane (Digylcerrides because two fatty acid tails) PO2

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15
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Cholesterol

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is in the hydrophobic areas of the phospholipids

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Integral Proteins

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protein that extends from one side of the membrane to the other
(Help in transporting across the membranes)

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17
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Peripheral Proteins

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do not extend all the way past the membrane

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18
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Marker Protein

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self v.s non self

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19
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Attachment Proteins

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attaches from one cell to another cell

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20
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Membrane Transport Proteins

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Channel Proteins (open 24/7) concentration determines what gets through

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21
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Carrier Protein

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have to bind with the protein, protein changes shape, then carried throughout the membrane

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Passive carrier protein

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always taken down concentration grade

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23
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Active carrier protein

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taken up the concentration gradient using energy (ATP)

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24
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Glycolipids

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carbohydrates that extend past the surface of the cell membrane

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25
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Functions of glycocalyx

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Protection
Anchoring
Receptors
Marker

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Glycocalyx

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ALL carbohydrates attached to the cell membrane

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27
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Nuclear Envelope

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surrounds the nucleus

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28
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Nuclear Pore

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29
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Nucleoplasm

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surrounds the nucleolus

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30
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Nucleolus

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Inside the nucleus

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31
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Chromatin

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strands of genes inside the nucleolus

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32
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Protein pathway: inside to outside of cell

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Ribosome—-ER—-vesicle to—-Golgi App—-vesicle to— plasma membrane and is released by exocytosis

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33
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Cytoplasm

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made of cytosol and organelles

34
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Nonmembranous Organelles

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Cytoskeleton
Microvilli (increase surface area)
Cilia/Flagella (helps with movement)
Centrosome/Centrioles (no membranes)

35
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Smooth ER

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lipid and steroid synthesis

no ribosomes

36
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Rough ER

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lipids and ribosomes

used for protein synthesis

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Golgi Apparatus

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secretory vesicles
membrane renewal veicles
lysosomes

38
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Peroxisomes

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membrane bound vesicle (breaks down)

39
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Lysosomes

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membrane bound vesicle pinched off by Golgi (digestive enzymes)

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Mitochondria

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powerhouse of cell (ATP)

41
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Freely permeable membrane

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loses regulation

42
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Selective permeable

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somethings can get in and can get out vice versa for not

43
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Point of the permeable membrane

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regulation of the internal environment

44
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CIM-H-CEM

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Communication
Integration
Movement
HOMEOSTASIS
Compartmentalization
Energy flow and use
Mass balance and flow
45
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Solute vs Solvent

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salt and water

46
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Concentration Gradient

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difference of concentration from one place to another (down= higher to lower concentration gradient)

47
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Equillibrium

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equal concentration on both sides

48
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Mediate

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help or assist

49
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Assisted Movement (and unassisted)

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when a protein carries a molecule across

50
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Passive Transport

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two characteristics:

a) ALWAYS goes down the concentration gradient
(b) NO ATP required (but energy IS required.. kinetic

51
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Active Transport

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two characteristics:

(a) May move up the concentration gradient
(b) Requires ATP

52
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Passive Transport Mechanisms

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Simple Diffusion
Osmosis
Facilitated Diffusion

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Diffusion

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(Passive, unassisted) DOES NOT NEED A MEMBRANE

movement of particles from an area of their higher concentration to an area of their lower concentration

54
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Factors that affect rate of diffusion * DESTSP *

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Distance 
Electrical gradient
Size of particles
Temperature
Size of concentration
Pressure gradient (capillaries and kidneys- filtration)
55
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Net Diffusion

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movement down the concentration gradient (no net flow when in equilibrium)

56
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Diffusion through bilipid layer

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O2, CO2, small alcohols

57
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Diffusion through leak channels (proteins)

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  • small water molecules and ions (they’re hydrophobic)

- have specificity

58
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Osmosis

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(passive, unassisted) ALWAYS WATER AND MEMBRANE
The NET movement of water across a semi permeable membrane from an area of lower concentration of solutes to a higher concentration of solutes. (concentration of water determined by amount of solutes)

59
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Osmotic Pressure

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pressure in the cell that pushes back against the plasma membrane to keep the water outside from letting too much water in

60
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Simple Diffusion

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passive, unassisted (through bilipid layer O2, CO2)

61
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Osmosis is

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unassisted

62
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Passive Transport Mechanisms

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Simple Diffusion
Osmosis
Facilitated Diffusion

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Facilitated Diffusion

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Assisted

-protein changes shape and helps outside molecule move intracellular (can occur in either direction)

64
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Ligand

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anything that binds to a protein in a membrane (molecules… anything)

65
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Aquaporin

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protein channel that lets water come through

66
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Nonpenetrating solute

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molecules that can’t pass through the membrane

67
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Osmolarity

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total concentration of solutes in a solution (ICF or ECF)

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Isosmotic

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concentration of solutes in two solutions (ECF and ICF) are the same

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Hyperosmotic

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higher concentration of solutes in one solution than another

70
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Hyposmotic

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lower concentration of solutes in a solution than another

71
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Isotonic (tone/effect/shape)

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equal concentration of solutes in both solutes

72
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Hypertonic

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cell is expanded about to bust because of more concentration of solute

73
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Hypotonic

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cell is shrunken because less concentration of solute

74
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Crenation

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when a cell shrinks

75
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Lysis

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when a cell bursts

76
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Vesicular Transport (endo and exo)

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Active; moves materials in and out of cells in vesicles

77
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Exocytosis

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takes materials OUT of cells

78
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Endocytosis

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brings material IN to the cells

79
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Active Carrier Mediated Transport

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requires ATP (unlike facilitated diffusion/passive carrier transport = no ATP)

80
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Three types of endocytosis

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all take into cell
Phagocytosis- eats
Pinocytosis- drinks
Receptor-mediated endocytosis- binds with receptor in

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