histo chapt 2: cytoplasm Flashcards

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the first zygotic cellular divisions produce cells called

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blastomeres

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explanted to tissue culture cells of the cell mass are called

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embryonic stem cells

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they predominantly express sets of genes that mediate specific cytoplasmic activities

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differentiation

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all animals contain ____ ____ and _____, but most ______ _____ are specialized for using these proteins to convert chemical energy into forceful contractions

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actin filaments, myosins, muscle cells

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envelops every eukaryotic cells consists of phospholipids, cholesterol, and proteins, with oligosaccharide chain

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plasma membrane

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functions as a selective barrier

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plasma membrane

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are amphipathix, consisting of two nonpolar long chain fatty acids linked to a charged polar head that bears a phosphate group.

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membrane phospholipids

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the site where materials are exchanged between the cell and its environment.

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plasma membrane

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transports small, nonpolar molecules directly through the lipid bilayer

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diffusion

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multipass proteins forming transmembrane pores through which ion or small molecules pass selectively.

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channels

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water molecules usually cross the plasm membrane through channel proteins

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aquaporins

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transmembrane proteins that bind small molecules and translocate the across the membrane via conformational changes

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carriers

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normally enter cells by being enclosed within folds of plasma membrane

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macromolecules

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three major types of endocytosis

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Phagocytosis
Pinocytosis
receptor-mediated endocytosis

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molecules interact like the struts of geodesic dome

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clathrin

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a dynamic collection on the peripheral cytoplasm of membranous tubules and vacuoles

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endosomal compartment

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small GTPases that bind guanin nucleotides and associated proteins

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Rab proteins

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movement of large molecules from inside to outside the cell usually involves vesicular transport on the process of _______

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exocytosis

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is used for products that are released from cells continuously

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constitutive secretions

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occurs in response to signals coming from the cells

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regulated secretion

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process of membrane movement and recycling is called

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membrane traffiking

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the signal molecules are carried in the blood from their sources to target cells throughout the body.

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endocrine signaling

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the chemical ligan diffuses in extracellular fluid but rapidly metabolized so that its effect is only local on target cells near its source

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paracrine signaling

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a special kind of paracrine interaction, neurotransmitters act on adjacent cell through special contact are called ______

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synaptic signaling, synapses

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signal bind receptors on the same cells that produce the messenger molecule
autocrine signaling
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bind surface receptors of the target cell when two cells make direct physical contact
juxtacrine signaling
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three important functional classes of such receptors
Channel-linked receptors enzymatic receptors G-protein-coupled receptors
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bind guanine nucleotide GTP, and are release to activate other cytoplasmic proteins
G-protein-coupled-receptors
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open associated channels upon ligand binding to promote transfer of molecules or ions across the membrane
Channel-linked receptors
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ligand binding catalytic activity on associated peripheral proteins
enzymatic receptors
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in a cell membrane can be considered first messengers
ligands binding
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assemble polypeptides from amino acids on molecules of transfer RNA
Ribosomes
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the cytoplasm of most cells contain a convoluted membranous network
endoplasmic reticulum
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a major site for vital cellular activities
Endoplasmic reticulum
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prominent in cells specialized for protein secretion
rough endoplasmic reticulum
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inhibits further polypeptide elongation
signal-recognition particle
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has a highly regulated system to precent nonfunctional proteins being forwarded to the pathway for secretion or the other organelles.
RER
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regions of ____ lack bound polyribosomes
SER
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not basophilic and is best seen with the TEM
SER
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allows detoxification of potentially harmful exogenous molecules
Cytochrome P450
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modifies, packages, and sorts materials that arrive from the ER in transport vehicle
Golgi apparatus
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transport cellular material
vesicles
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digest microbes or materials
lysosomes
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detoxify specific harmful substances either produced by the cell or taken into the cell
peroxisomes
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synthesize most ATP during aerobic cellular respiration
mitochondria
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engage in protein synthesis
ribosomes
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maintains intracellular structural support and organization of cells
cytoskeleton
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maintain cell shape, support microvilli
microfilaments
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provide structural support; stabilize junctions between cells
intermediate filaments
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maintain cell shape and rigidity; organize and move organelles
microtubules
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organize microtubules; participates in mitotic spindle formation during cell division
centrosome
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degrade and digest damaged or unneeded proteins; unsure quality of exported proteins
proteasomes
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serves as temporary storage for these molecules
inclusions
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the command center of the cell
nucleus
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forms a selectively permeable barrier between the nuclear and cytoplasmic compartments
nuclear envelop
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closely associated with the inner nuclear membrane is a highly organized meshwork of proteins
nuclear lamina
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bind to membrane proteins and associate with chromatin in nondividing cells
lamins
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display eightfold symmetry around a lumen
nucleo porins
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consists of DNA and all of the associated proteins involved in the organization and function of DNA
chromatin
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DNA associating with sets of small basic proteins called
histones
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the structural unit of DNA and histones is called the
nucleosome
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visible as finely dispersed granular material in the electron microscope and as lightly stained basophilic areas in the microscope
Euchromatin
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appears as coarse, electron-dense material in the electron microscope and as intensely basophilic clumps in the light microscope``
Heterchromatin
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