1.2 Flashcards

1
Q

________ & ______ can’t be told apart without a stain

A

lysosome, peroxisome

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2
Q

4 Functions that occur in each cell

A

synthesize proteins, transform energy, move vesicles and substances, duplicate genetic material

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3
Q

_____ is in almost every cell but is specialized in muscle cells

A

actin

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4
Q

2 major cell components

A

cytoplasm, nucleus

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5
Q

what are the membranous cytoplasmic organelles? (8)

A

plasma membrane, nucleus, ER, golgi, endosomes, vesicles, lysosomes, mitochondria peroxisomes

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6
Q

Functions of plasma membrane (5)

A

maintain structural integrity, boundary bw inside and outside, controls substance movement, regulate cell-cell interactions, receptor recognition

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7
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Rough ER

A

has ribosomes attached, makes proteins, connected to nucleus

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8
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smooth ER

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no ribosomes attached, makes membrane lipids

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9
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Golgi apparatus

A

like the sorting hat, tells proteins where to go, has cis and trans face

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10
Q

anterograde transport

A

towards cis-golgi

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11
Q

types of post-translational modification (4)

A

glycosylation, sulfation, phosphorylation, proteolysis

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12
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polarization

A

cells that have apical, basal and lateral plasma membranes. proteins can be sent out of any of these

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13
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lysosomes

A

degrade things, have acid hydrolases, ph sensitive mechanisms

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14
Q

how do we think lysosomes form?

A

complex events from late endosomes

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15
Q

heterophagic vacuole

A

contains extracellular material

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16
Q

autophagic vacuole

A

contains intracellular material

17
Q

ALL proteins in lysosomes are made in the RER, stored in the golgi, and contain ______

A

mannose-6-phosphate

18
Q

peroxisomes

A

have 40+ oxidative enzymes, catabolize long-chain fatty acids, remove excess hydrogen peroxide

19
Q

chief enzyme in peroxisomes

A

catalase

20
Q

Mitochondria

A

generate energy from food, contain DNA, made of outer and inner mitochondrial membrane

21
Q

non-membraneous organelles (4)

A

microtubules, centrioles, filaments, ribosomes

22
Q

fxn of cytoskeleton

A

provides structural support, shape and movement ( vesicles, cilia, flagella, entire cells)

23
Q

Microtubules

A

largest of cytoskeleton, hollow cylinders made of tubulin, polarized

24
Q

microfilaments are highly concentrated in ________

A

cell cortex

25
Q

intermediate filaments (where/fxn)

A

found in cytoplasm and nucleus, give mechanical strength, ass with cell jxns

26
Q

Inclusions (3)

A

non-living, non-membrane bound substances

-Glycogen, pigment granules, liquid droplets