LEC Chapter 3: Cellular Level Flashcards

1
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3 parts of the cell?

A

plasma membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus

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2
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lipid bilayer is made up of what?

A
  1. 75% phospholipids (phosphate head:hydrophilic, fatty acid tails:hydrophobic)
  2. 20% cholesterol
  3. 5% gylcolipids
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3
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integral protein?

A

exposed to both sides of the membrane, used to transport molecules

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4
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peripheral protein?

A

located on the surface of the membrane

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5
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concentration gradient?

A

the difference in the concentration of a chemical between one side of the plasma membrane and the other

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6
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2 types of passive transport?

A

diffusion and filtration

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7
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diffusion?

A

random mixing of particles that occurs in a solution

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8
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tonicity?

A

ability of a solution to change the shape or tone of a cell by altering its internal water volume

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9
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isotonic solution?

A

same concentration of nonpenetrating solutes as normal body cells.

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10
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hypotonic solution?

A

lower concentration of nonpenetrating solutes (-)

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11
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hypertonic solution?

A

a higher concentration on nonpenetrating solutes (+)

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12
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active transport?

A

substance moves against its concentration gradient, requires a carrier molecule

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13
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primary active transport?

A

requires direct ATP to drive a sodium-potassium pump

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14
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secondary active transport?

A

driven by a concentration gradient of ions established by primary active transport

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15
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antiporter?

A

one molecule goes in, one goes out

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16
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symporter?

A

both molecules go in

17
Q

microtubules?

A

help determine cell shape, intracellular transport of organelles

18
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ribosomes?

A

site of protein synthesis

19
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endoplasmic reticulum (ER)?

A

Consists of series of parallel, interconnected cisterns—flattened membranous tubes that enclose fluid-filled interiors

20
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golgi apparatus

A

Modifies, concentrates, and packages proteins and lipids received from rough ER

21
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lysosomes?

A

isolate potentially harmful intracellular digestion from rest of cell

22
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mitochondria?

A

produces most of the calls enery

23
Q

peroxisomes?

A

contains enzymes that use molecular oxygen to oxidize organic substances

24
Q

proteasomes?

A

structures that destroy unneeded, damaged or faulty proteins

25
Q

benign?

A

tumor does not grow or spread

26
Q

malignant?

A

tumor spreads due to cells that detach and enter the blood or lymph

27
Q

carcinomas?

A

arise from epithelial cells

28
Q

melanomas?

A

cancerous growths of melanocytes

29
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sarcomas?

A

arise from muscle cells or connective tissue

30
Q

leukemia?

A

cancer of blood forming organs

31
Q

lymphoma?

A

cancer of lymphatic tissue