Anatomy of cell Flashcards
what are all the directional terms?
hint: 12 terms
- median plane
- sagittal plane
- transverse plane
- dorsal & ventral plane
- cranial & caudal
- palmer & plantar
- rostral
- medial & lateral
what are the 3 primary parts of the animal cell?
plasma membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus
what is the plasma membrane?
separates the cell contents from the surrounding environment
what is the nuclear membrane?
- double membrane
- outer-membrane is continuous to the ER
- outer-membrane embedded into ribosomes
- lumen is continuous of the lumen in ER
what is the structure of the microvilli?
- modified plasma membrane to increase surface
- finger-like projections
- contains cytoplasm; has core of actin
sterocilia?
- composed of actin
- bound together by fibrin
- longer than microvilli
- NOT motile
what is cilia?
- motile
- lines the trachea, oviduct
- composed of microtubules
3 structures that compromise the nucleus?
- nuclear membrane
- nucleoli
- chromatin
which organelle is the site for energy production?
mitochondria
what organelle is continuous through the nuclear membrane?
endoplasmic reticulum
what is the function for the nucleolus?
- site for the rRna synthesis
- spherical shaped
which organelle is responsible for translation, storage, and transport of proteins?
rough ER
what organelle is responsible for synthesizing lipids, and drug detoxification?
smooth ER
Which organelle is responsible for packing substances into vesicles and distributing them?
golgi apparatus
endosome
have proton pumps on their membranes, to acidify the contents
lysosome
contain hydrolytic enzyme for intracellular digestion
peroxisome
- detoxification
- degrade hydrogen peroxide
- oxidative enzymes
proteasome
- small, barrel shaped organelles
- degrade cytosolic proteins
what are the 3 types of cytoskeletal elements?
- microfilaments
- intermediate filaments
- microtubules
histones
a protein that provides structural support for the chromosome
chromatin
material that chromosomes or organisms besides bacteria are composed of
nuclear pore
regulates the transportation of molecules between the nucleus and the cytoplasm
endolethium
thin membrane that lines the inside of the heart and blood vessels
cristae
is a fold of the inner membrane of the mitochondrian
what are the 4 basic tissues in the body?
- connective tissue
- muscle tissue
- epithelial tissue
- nervous tissue
what are the 3 basic components in the connective tissue?
- extracellular fibers
- ground substance
- stationary & migrating cells
what are 3 connective tissue fibers?
- collagen fibers
- elastic fibers
- reticular fibers
loose/dense irregular connective tissues
loose/dense regular connective tissues
what is the primary cell type?
- fibroblast
- osteoblast
- chondroblast
- hemocytoblast