Exam 1 – Lecture 2: The Cell Flashcards

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What are the 10 organ systems?

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Cardiovascular
Respiratory
Gastro-intestinal
Urinary
Reproductive
Nervous
Endocrine
Hemopoeitic
Skin
Musculoskeletal
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What does fixation do?

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Stops decomposition/autolysis

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3
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How is most fixation done?

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Using formaldehyde

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4
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How does formaldehyde in fixation work?

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It cross links proteins so that they stop working

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What happens in processing?

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The computer adds different levels of alcohol to remove water and xylene which removes fat from tissues for 24 hours

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What will remain after processing?

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Protein
Nucleic acid
Mineral

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7
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What happens in sectioning?

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The tissue is embedded in paraffin and a cassette is placed on top of that

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What is the stain that is often used?

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H and E: Hematoxylin and eosin

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9
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What color does hematoxylin stain?

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Blue

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10
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What does hematoxylin stain?

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Nucleus, nucleic acid, and mineral

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What color does eosin stain?

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Pink

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12
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What does eosin stain?

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Cytoplasm and protein

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13
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What does PAS stain?

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Stains CH2Os a bright pink color

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14
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What color does GMS stain?

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Green

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15
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What are you looking for when using GMS?

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Fungi, some bacteria, and some protozoan

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What would you not want to do to a tissue when looking for lipids?

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What stain would you use when looking for lipids?

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What are the 4 tissue types in an animal?

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Epithelium
Connective tissue
Muscle
Nerve

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How much of the body’s surfaces does epithelium cover?

20
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What is the cell?

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Basic structural and functional unit of all multicellular organisms

21
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What does the cell membrane do?

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Separates protoplasm from environment

22
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Do mature erythrocytes have a nucleus?

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What do cells derive from?

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Pre-existant cells

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What does most cells have?

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Nucleus and cytoplasm

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What is the role of cell based upon?
Component parts
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What are the 3 different types of cells?
Permanent Labile Stable
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What is a permanent cell?
A cell that lives until it dies. You will never get more
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What is a labile cell?
Cells that constantly turn over (GI lining, epidermis, WBCs)
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What are stable cells?
Cells that are fairly long lived
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What are discrete cells?
Cells that live an individual life (blood cells)
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What percentage of body mass is water?
60%
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How much if the total water in the body is intracellular?
2/3
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Where is the remaining 1/3 of water?
Blood vascular space | Interstitial space
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What percentage of lipids are fat cells?
80-90%
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What is a tissue?
A group of biological cells that perform a similar function
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What do tissues generally compose?
An organ
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What is histology?
Light microscopic anatomy | The study of tissues
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What is ultrastructure?
Electron microscopic anatomy