Unit 1 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

the body’s dynamic maintenance of optimal physical condition

A

homeostasis

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2
Q

does homeostasis equal equilibrium?

A

no

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3
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what does the simple homeostasis loop consist of?

A

sensors, integrating center, effectors, controlled variable

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4
Q

DNA transcribes to mRNA, proteins to cytosol, nucleolus synthesizes ribosomes here

A

nucleus

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5
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ATP synthesis site, contains Krebs Cycle & electron transport chain enzymes

A

mitochondria

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6
Q

mRNA translation occurs here

A

rough endoplasmic reticulum

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7
Q

anabolism & catabolism, calcium storage site

A

smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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8
Q

finishing school for proteins

A

golgi apparatus

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9
Q

lots of cell traffic

A

leaky cell junction

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10
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very little cell traffic

A

tight cell junction

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11
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allows the spread of action potential from one cell to another

A

gap cell junction

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12
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strength; cell to cell adhesion

A

adherens cell junction

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13
Q

stores chemical energy in covalent bonds
-monosaccharides (glucose)
-disaccharides (sucrose)
-polysaccharides (glycogen & starch)

A

carbohydrates

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14
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non-polar & hydrophobic
-triglycerides
-steroids
-cholesterol
-phospholipids

A

lipids (fats)

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15
Q

DNA, RNA; code for proteins

A

nucleic acids

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16
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amino acids joined by covalent bonds

A

proteins

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17
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atoms or molecules with net electric charges

18
Q

atoms share electrons

A

covalent bonds

19
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weak attraction between hydrogen atom & nearby nitrogen, oxygen, or flourine atom

A

hydrogen bonds

20
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charged ions, have lost/gained an electron

21
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weak, non-specific attraction of one atom & electrons of another

A

van der waals forces

22
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low pH, higher concentration of hydrogen ions, lower concentration of hydroxide ions

23
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high pH, low hydrogen concentration, high hydroxide concentration

24
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diffusion of h2o across a selectively permeable membrane

25
h2o moves from ____ to ____ water concentration
high to low
26
h2o moves from ____ to ____ solute concentration
low to high
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DNA is converted to mRNA by _______
transcription
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mRNA is converted to proteins by ____
translation
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inside the cell
intracellular fluid/cytosol
30
space between the cells
interstitial fluid
31
fluid in blood vessels
plasma
32
molecules are built up
anabolic
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molecules are broken down
catabolic
34
slow process, high ATP; most cells get ATP like this, need oxygen
oxidative phosphorylation (OP)
35
fast process, low ATP; most cells don't make it
substrate phosphorylation (SP)
36
molecule moves with gradient (diffusion)
simple and facilitated diffusion
37
molecule moves against gradient (requires ATP)
primary active transport; secondary active transport
38
moves solutes against their gradient & transport protein directly hydrolyzes the ATP
primary active transport
39
uses energy from ion gradient (Na+) to move 2nd solute against its gradient, transporter does NOT directly hydrolyze ATP
secondary active transport
40
large scaled movement of molecules by "engulfing" them by endocytosis, moving them across the cell & releasing them by exocytosis
transcytosis