Quiz #7 (Cells) Flashcards

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What is the functions for cell membrane?

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  • Forms barriers for chemical reactions
  • Controls what goes in and out of cell
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What does selectively permeable mean?

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allows some substances to cross but not others

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3
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What is the cell membrane made of?

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Phospholipids

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4
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How to describe the interior of a cell?

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Interior is water “fearing” (hydrophobic fatty acids)

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How to describe the exterior of a cell?

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Exterior is water “loving” (hydrophilic phosphate group)

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What things are rejected by the cell membrane?

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large molecules, charged particles (ions), and polar molecules (water)

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7
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What things can pass through the cell membrane?

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Small molecules, and non polar

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8
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What is a mosaic?

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A surface made of small fragments

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9
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What are glycoproteins?

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Acts as identification markers for cell to cell communication

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What do protein channels do?

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Move substances that are rejected by the cell membrane into the cell membrane

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How do molecules pass through the cell membrane?

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Passive or active transport

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What is simple diffusion?

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Particles moving from a place with high concentration to low concentration

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13
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What is concentration gradient?

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The difference in concentration on 2 sides of the membrane

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What is passive transport?

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No energy needed for this - molecules moving from high to low concentration

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15
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What is facilitated diffusion?

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Type of passive transport that uses special proteins to move molecules across the membrane

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16
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What is diabetes?

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inability for glucose to pass through glucose channel

17
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What is cystic fibrosis?

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inability of chloride ions to pass through chloride channels

18
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What is osmosis?

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The diffusion of water across a membrane

19
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What is tonicity?

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The relationship between solution inside and outside a cell

20
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What does it mean when the solutions are isotonic?

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The 2 solutions are equal in solute

21
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What does it mean solutions are hypotonic?

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The solution with lower concentration (will move to where there is less water) - the cell will burst

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What does it mean when solution are hypertonic?

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The solution with higher solute (will to move to where there is less water) - the cell will shrink

23
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What is active transport?

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an energy requiring process moving molecules from a low concentration to a high concentration - ATP is responsible for this

24
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What is exocytosis?

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Exiting out of cell by membrane bound vesicles

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What is endocytosis?
Taking things into the cell by infoldings or pockets of the cell membrane
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What is phagocytosis?
The cell membrane wrapped around food/prey until it is packaged inside a vacuole
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What are the types of endocytosis?
Phagocytosis, Receptor mediated, pinocytosis
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What is an organelle?
Membrane bound structure that carries out specific functions in cell
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What is the function of nuclear pore?
allows RNA to travel to ribosomes
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What are vesicles?
tiny membrane bound sacs that allow materials to be shipped through cell/system
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What is the endomembrane system?
allows particles (proteins, lipids, hormones) to move within and out of cell
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What do vacuoles do?
allow for the isolation of materials