Topic 2 Definitions Flashcards

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What is active immunity?

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Immunity from the body’s own immune response

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What is active transport?

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Movement against a concentration gradient using ATP

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3
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What is agglutination?

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Clumping of cells or particles by antibodies

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4
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What is an antibody?

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A protein that binds to antigens

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What is an antigen?

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A marker molecule that triggers an immune response

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What is binary fission?

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Prokaryotic cell division

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What is the cell cycle?

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Stages preparing a cell for division

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What is the cell-surface membrane?

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A phospholipid bilayer surrounding cells

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What is a cell vacuole?

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A membrane-bound structure in plant cells

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What is a cell wall?

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A layer surrounding plant

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What is a chloroplast?

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An organelle where photosynthesis occurs

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What is clonal expansion?

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Production of identical daughter cells

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What is clonal selection?

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Matching antigens with lymphocyte receptors

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14
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What is co-transport?

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Simultaneous transport of two substances

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15
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What is cytokinesis?

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Division of the cytoplasm

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16
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What is facilitated diffusion?

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Movement through transport proteins down a gradient

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17
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What are flagella?

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Whip-like structures for bacterial movement

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What is the fluid-mosaic model?

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Membrane structure with mobile phospholipids

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What is the Golgi apparatus?

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Organelle for protein modification and packaging

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What is a Helper T cell?

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T cell that stimulates immune responses

21
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What is herd immunity?

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Immunity when a large proportion is vaccinated

22
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What is HIV?

i.e what does it do?

A

A virus that attacks T cells

23
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What are lysosomes?

A

Vesicles with hydrolytic enzymes

24
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What is magnification?

A

How much bigger an image appears

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What is a mitochondrion?
Organelle where aerobic respiration occurs
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What is mitosis?
**Cell division** to produce **identical daughter cells**
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What are monoclonal antibodies?
**Identical** *antibodies* from a **cloned immune cell**
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What is the nucleus?
Organelle **storing genetic information**
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What is osmosis?
Diffusion of water **down a water potential gradient**
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What is passive immunity?
Immunity from **introduced antibodies**
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What is phagocytosis?
Engulfing and destroying material
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What are plasmids?
**Circular DNA** in *bacterial* cytoplasm
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What is the primary immune response?
Response to a **first-time pathogen encounter**
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What is resolution?
Ability to **distinguish two points**
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What are ribosomes?
Organelles for **protein synthesis**
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What is RER? | Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Organelle for **protein synthesis and packaging**
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What is the secondary immune response?
Response to a **previously encountered pathogen**
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What is simple diffusion?
Movement down a concentration gradient
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What is SER? | Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
Organelle for **lipid synthesis**
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What is a vaccine?
**Dead or inactive pathogens** for immunity