5-6 Flashcards
Primary tissue classes
Epithelial
Connective
Nervous
Muscular
DNA consist of?
Cytosine
Thymine
Adenine
Guanine
A-T and C-G
Are called base pairs of DNA
RNA 3 forms
Messenger mRNA
Ribosomal rRNA
Transfer tRNA
RNA has ___ of the same nitrogenous bases as DNA.
3
Uracil is substituted for?
Thymine
A-U, C-G
Gene
Information contained in DNA
A 23-chromosomes set is called the ?
Genome
20 amino acids is 3 nucleotides per amino acid
20 AA = 3N /per AA
3*20= 60 nucleotides
Genetic codes is?
Codons
mRNA
A mirror image of a gene
Step from DNA to mRNA
Transcription
Occurs in the nucleus
mRNA to protein
Translation
Occur in the cytoplasm
tRNA
Binds a free amino acid in the cytosol
rRNA
Structural component of ribosomes
Cells divide rapidly
Stomach , skin cells
Cells divide slowly
Bone , Cartilage
Cells don’t divide at all
Skeletal , muscle
Cell cycle 4 main phases
G1
S
G2
M
G1
Growth. Almost all tasks happen in the G1
S
Duplicate copy
G2
Checks and repairs DNA
4 phases of Mitosis
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Prophase
Chromosomes shorten and thicken , foil
Metaphase
Chromosomes align at the cell equator
Anaphase
One daughter chromosome migrates to each pole of the cell
Telaphase
Forms a new nucleus
Observable trait is called
Phenotype
Integumentary system
Hair , nails , cutaneous glands
Dermatology
The study and medical treatment of the integumentary system
Thick skin clovers ?
Palms & soles
Function of skin
Resistance to trauma and infection .
Keratin
Gives skin durability
Stem cells
Only found in stratum basale
Pigment shields
DNA in stratum from UV radiation.
Tactile (merkel ) cells
For touch (skin)
Dendritic cells (in stratum spinosum and stratum basale
Immune cells that originate from bone marrow
Layers of the Epidermis ( Cute Little Grasshoppers Smell Bad)
Corneum Lucidum Granulosum Spinosum Basale
Dermis
Composed of collagen
Supplied full of blood vessels , courageous glands and nerve ends
Dermis Layers
Papillary
Reticular
Hypodermis
Melanin
The most significant factor in skin color
Skin color varies
Amount and type of melanin produced, not melanocytes.
Skin color RED
Hemoglobin in your blood makes you a little more red
Erythema
Abnormal redness( burns,anger , weather, exercise)
Orange skin color
Carotene concentrating and subcutaneous fat
Blue skin color
Lack of oxygen
White skin color
Decreased blood flow (cold ,shock)
Yellow skin color
High levels of bilirubin in the blood. (Liver disease, cancer etc.)
Bruise
Massive clotted blood
Pilus
Hair
Nails
Hard derivatives of the stratum corneum
Hard part of nails
Nail plate
Suborferous glands
Sweat glands ;2 types
Apocrine sweat glands
Anogenital , nipples, mature males
Secretes pheromones
Merocrine/eccrine sweat glands.
All over body, palms, soles and forehead
Fools body down
Sebaceous glands
Secretes oil
Basal Ceruminous glands
Ear wax
Mammary glands
Secrets milk , found in breast
A.B.C.D rule of recognizing cancer
A-Asymmetry
B-Border
C-Color
D-Diameter
Basal cell
Ring worm
Melanoma
Arises from melanocytes (irregular, dark patch)
Extremely aggressive and drug resistant
First degree burns
Only epidermis
Second degree burn
Epidermis and part of dermis
Third degree burn
Through the epidermis, dermis and often deeper tissue
Ectoderm
The outer layer of embryonic tissue
Endoderm
Innermost layer of embryonic tissues
Mesoderm
Middle layer of embryonic tissue
Embryonic tissue
Gives rise to muscle , bone and blood amount other tissues
Simple and pseudo-stratified
Produce protective mucus over membranes
Simple columnar epithelium
Moves mucus
Collagen
Tough , flexible , resist stretching . ;Cartilage, bone, ligaments
Reticular
Thin; forms spleen framework
Dense regular
Closely packed. Parallel to each other. Tendons and ligaments
Dense irregular
Closely packed but run seemingly random .
Dense regular connective tissue
Strong in one direction
Dense irregular connective tissue
Densely packed , randomly arranged . Strong in multi directions ; around organs.
Hyaline cartilage
Ends of long bones
Attaches ribs to sternum
Fibrocartilage
Knee menisci
Resist compression and absorb shock
Osseous
Tissue is hard ,makes up skeleton
Spongy bone
Fills epiphyses of long bones and middle of flat bones
Nervous system
Communication by electrical and chemical signals
Found in:Brain, Spinal Cord, and nerves
Muscle tissue
Movement of body, breathing , digestion and 💩
Contract when stimulated
Skeletal muscle
Muscular system ; only voluntary muscle group
Cardiac muscles
Heart , blood pumping
Involuntary
Smooth muscles
Digestive walk , respiratory , blood vessels , bladder
hollow organs
Hyperplasia
Tissue growth (childhood) cell multiplication
Hypertrophy
Tissue growth through size (💪🏾)
Fibrosis
Replacement of damaged tissue with scar tissue .
Atrophy
Shrinkage of a tissue through a loss in cell side or number
Apoptosis
“Programmed cell death” normal death to a cell that has completed its function .