Organelles + Transport Flashcards

1
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nucleus

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contains the cell’s DNA and coordinates cell activities such as protein synthesis and reprodution

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2
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what is the equivalent of the nucleus in prokaryotes

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nucleoid

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3
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nucleolus

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site of rRNA (ribosome) synthesis

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4
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cytoplasm

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fluid-filled area in which the cell’s metabolic activities occurs
also includes the organelles

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5
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mitochondria

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double layered
makes ATP
site of fatty acid catabolism
has its own circular DNA and ribosomes

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6
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ribosomes

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made of rRNA
makes proteins

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7
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Rough ER

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has ribosomes attached to the structure
functions to synthesize and store proteins

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8
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Smooth ER

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functions to synthesize lipids and steroid hormones for export

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9
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golgi

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modifies and packages proteins
i.e. glycosylate polypeptides

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10
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lysosomes

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made by golgi
functions in apoptosis and break down of nutrients, bacteria, cell debris

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11
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peroxisomes

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common in liver and kidney
function to breakdown substances

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12
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cytoskeleton

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maintains cell shape and movement

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13
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what 3 things are part of cytoskeleton

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microtubules
intermediate filaments
microfilaments

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14
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microtubules

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composed of tubulin
support cell and mobility for cell activities
includes centrioles, cilia, flagella

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15
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centrioles

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development of spindle fibers for cell division

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16
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cilia

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short hair like extensions from cell for movement

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17
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flagella

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thread like extensions from cell for movement

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18
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intermediate filaments

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maintain cell shape

19
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microfilaments

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composed of actin
used for cell motility

20
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vacoules

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vesicles inside cell that move materials and are membrane bound

21
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ECM

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function to provide mechanical support and helps bind adjacent cells

22
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what is most abundant in ECM

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collagen

23
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cell walls

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found in plants
provide support

24
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plastids

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found in plants
variety of organelles serving various metabolic activities such as chloroplasts for photosynthesis

25
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traits of prokaryotes (5)

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  1. no nucleus
  2. single, circular, naked, double-stranded DNA
  3. ribosomes (30S + 50S = 70S)
  4. cell walls = peptidoglycan; archaea = polysaccharides&raquo_space; many have sticky capsules on the cell all
  5. flagella constructed from flagellin (not microtubules)
26
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phospholipid membrane permeability

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allows small, uncharged, hydrophobic molecules to freely pass the membrane
anything larger, polar, charged requires a transporter

27
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cholesterol in the cell membrane

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regulates fluidity of cell membrane
increased temp = decreased fluidity

28
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channel proteins

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passage through the membrane for hydrophilic (water-soluble), polar, charged substances

29
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ion channel

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voltage-, ligand-, or mechanically-gated

30
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porins

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less specific
pass ions and polar molecules

31
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carrier proteins

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changes shape after binding to specific molecule that enables it be passed around

32
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transport proteins

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proteins that can use ATP to transport materials across the membrane
includes active transport and facilitated diffusion

33
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passive transport (no ATP; down gradient)

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includes simple diffusion, osmosis, dialysis, plasmolysis, facilitated diffusion, and countercurrent exchange

34
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active transport (ATP; against gradient)

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solutes like small ions, amino acids, monosaccharides

35
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endocytosis includes what 3 things

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phagocytosis
pinocytosis
receptor-mediated endocytosis

36
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phagocytosis

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plasma membrane invaginates around undissolved material (solid)

37
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pinocytosis

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plasma membrane invaginates around dissolved material (liquid)

38
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receptor-mediated endocytosis

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form of pinocytosis
specific molecules called ligands bind to receptors

39
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hypertonic

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higher solute concentration

40
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hypotonic

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lower solute concentration

41
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isotonic

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equal solute concentration

42
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anchoring junction

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includes desmosomes
connects 2 cells together

43
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tight junction

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encircles each cell producing a seal that prevents the passage of materials between cells
characteristic of cells lining the digestive tract

44
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gap junction

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narrow tunnels between animal cells
allows passage of ions and small molecules