Ultrastructure

Question 1

cell membrane is aka

Answer 1

plasmalemma/plasma membrane

Question 2

layout of cell membrane is blank

Answer 2

trilaminar (dark light dark)

Question 3

blank chromatin is dark

Answer 3

hetero

Question 4

blank chromatin is light

Answer 4

eu

Question 5

euchromatin areas are involved in blank

Answer 5

active transcription

Question 6

smallest part of cells

Answer 6

ribosomes

Question 7

polyribosomes are tied together by blank

Answer 7

mRNA

Question 8

size of ribosomes

Answer 8

20 nm

Question 9

clusters of glycogen

Answer 9

alpha

Question 10

alpha glycogens are aka

Answer 10

rosettes

Question 11

alpha glycogens have a blank surrounding them

Answer 11

halo

Question 12

beyond the halo, glycogen will have blank surrounding it

Answer 12

SER

Question 13

beta glycogen is in these muscles

Answer 13

skeletal, cardia

Question 14

alpha glycogen is usually in blank

Answer 14

liver

Question 15

ribosomes are attached on the blank side of RER

Answer 15

cytoplasmic

Question 16

polyribosomes organize into this shape

Answer 16

swirl

Question 17

this is when the RER makes a bunch of protein and there is a backup

Answer 17

bloated cistern

Question 18

does RER have a membrane?

Answer 18

yes

Question 19

profiles of SER tend to be blank in shape and size

Answer 19

irregular

Question 20

SER is involved in neutralization of blank

Answer 20

drugs

Question 21

golgi body folds toward the blank face and gets smaller than at the blank face that receives protein from RER

Answer 21

maturing, forming

Question 22

inside maturing face of golgi bodies, blank are found

Answer 22

proteins in transfer vesicles

Question 23

golgi is sometimes located near the blank

Answer 23

nucleus

Question 24

because of two faces, golgi is considered blank

Answer 24

polarized

Question 25

dense bodies vesicles

Answer 25

primary lysosomes

Question 26

there are pigments and residual bodies in blank

Answer 26

secondary lysosomes

Question 27

two pathways of lysosomes

Answer 27

heterophagic, autophagic

Question 28

primary lysosomes are blank stained

Answer 28

uniiiformly

Question 29

secondary lysosomes are blank stained

Answer 29

unevenly

Question 30

primary lysosome are in the blank stage

Answer 30

inactive

Question 31

secondary lysosomes are in the blank stage

Answer 31

active

Question 32

allows movement of particles in the cell, movement of the cell itself, structure of the cell

Answer 32

cytoskeleton

Question 33

microfilament, intermediate, microtubule sizes

Answer 33

5-7, 10-15, 24 (nm)

Question 34

dark areas of electron microscopy

Answer 34

electron dense