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A&P Ch 3 Flashcards

cellular form and function

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cell shapes

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squamous, cuboidal, columnar, polygonal, stellate, spheroid, discoid, fusiform, fibrous

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squamous

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best for diffusion, flat, squished

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cuboidal

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squarish looking. liver cells

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columnar

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taller than wide. inner lining of cells in the stomach

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polygonal

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irregular angular shapes with for, five or more sides

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stellate

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multiple pointed processes. starlike shape. nerve cells

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spheroid

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round to oval. eggs cells and white blood cells

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discoid

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disc shaped, red blood cells

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fusiform

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spindle shaped, elongated. thick middle and tapered ends. smooth muscle cells

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fibrous

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long, slender, threadlike. skeletal muscle cells, axons of nerve cells

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cell size

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limited due to the fact that surface area does not increase at the same rate as volume

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cell surface

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phosphate group, hydrophillic (cookie), hydrophobic fatty acid (inside of cookie), membrane protein, and intercellular space

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phospholipid bilayer

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hydrophilic portion, hydrophobic portion. permeable to little bit of H2O, O2/CO2, small lipids

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hydrophilic portion

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made of phosphate, found on the outside of the membrane.

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hydrophobic portion

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made up of fatty acids, found on the inside of the membrane.

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cholesterol

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regulates fluidity, moderates the effect of temperature. keeps membranes from melting.

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membrane proteins

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50% of the membrane by weight. 2% by number. have numerous functions

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functions of membrane proteins

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receptors, enzymes, channel proteins, carriers, second messenger systems, cell identity markers, cell adhesion molecules

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second messenger system

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g proteins

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enzymes

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brush border enzymes

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channel proteins

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Na+ channels. may be turned on by a ligand, a voltage change or a mechanical stress.

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carriers

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glucose transporters

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cell identity markers

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MHCs involved in immune system

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cell adhesion molecules

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sperm, egg binding

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second messengers

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collection of proteins that pass a signal from outside the cell to inside the cell.

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glycocalyx

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carbohydrate coat on the cell surface. functions in immunity & cell recognition and adhesion

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microvilli

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extensions of the plasma membrane, create the brush boarder of a cell. actin filaments at base. functions in absorbtion

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cilia

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hair like projections. 5x longer than microvilli. full of microtubules. some can move. some cant

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flagella

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long whiplike structure. 5x longer than cilia. made of microtubules. move sperm

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filtration

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process by which particles are driven between cells by hydrostatic pressure

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simple diffusion

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movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. requires zero energy

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osmosis

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diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane

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osmotic pressure

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the pressure exerted by one solution on another solution, when they are separated by a semi permeable membrane and have different solute concentrations. pulls fluid from tissues back into blood vessels

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hydrostatic pressure

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pushes fluid from blood vessels to tissues

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osmolarity

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the sum of the molarities of all the solutes in a solution

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tonicity

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ability of a solution to affect the fluid volume and pressure of a cell

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carrier mediated transport

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occurs through a membrane protein. can use facilitated diffusion or active transport

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uniport

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1 solute

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symport

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2 solutes, same direction. Na+ & glucose

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antiport

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2 solutes, different directions. Na+/K+ pump

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sodium potassium pump

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Na+/K+. active transport. regulates cell volume, heat production, maintenance of a membrane potential.

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vesicular transport

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endocytosis, transcytosis, exocytosis

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endocytosis

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phagocytosis=cell eating. occurs only in specialized cells. ex. macrophages. pinocytosis=cell drinking, occurs in most cells. receptor mediated endocytosis.

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transcytosis

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in the cell and out the other side. ex. cells lining blood vessels

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exocytosis

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secretion of substances made in the cell. ex. glandular cells.

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microfilaments

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thni and long. actin is a microfilament. changes in cell shape, micovilli

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intermediate filaments

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thicker, vary from tissue to tissue. maintain cell shape

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microtubules

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thickest, tubulin is the building block. cell division, cilia, flagella, intercellular transport, organelle organization

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nucleus

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membrane bound, round, central organelle with nuclear pores. contains genetic material and nucleoli

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endoplasmic reticulum

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membrane bound, interconnected channels. rough er and smooth er

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rough er

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protein, phospholipid synthesis

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smooth er

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steroid synthesis, detoxification, calcium storage

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ribosomes

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small granules of protein and RNA. no membrane, may be loose or bound to rER. protein synthesis

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Golgi complex

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membrane bound, flattened sacs. carb synthesis, modification of proteins, make lysosomes

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lysosomes

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membrane bound sac with digestive enzymes, acid pH. digest nutrients, eats bacteria. uterine shrinkage post delivery

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peroxisomes

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membrane bound sac eith free radical scavengers. neutralize free radicals. detoxification of alcohol

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mitochondria

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membrane bound. inner membrane is highly convoluted. cell respiration, many are found in lysosomes

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centrioles

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cylinder of microtubules. cell division, forms basal body of cilia

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