basic terms and cell stuff Flashcards

1
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Osmosis depends on

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  • solute concentration difference

* membrane must be impermeable to the solute

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2
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What do transport proteins do (SSAAI)

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They cross sugars, salts, amino acids, Ions

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3
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The phospholipid bilayer allows for

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  • small uncharged non polar molecules
  • Gasses
  • Simple diffusion
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4
Q

glosso

A

tongue

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5
Q

Rates of diffusion depend on

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  • difference in concentration

* Permeability

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6
Q

Hypo

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below

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7
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Phospholipid bilayer and transport proteins are located in

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Plasma membrane

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8
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anterior/ posterior

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front / back

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9
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transverse dissection

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top and bottom

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10
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Primary Active transport

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ATP is directly responsible for Transport Protein Fuction

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11
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Na+/k+ pump

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3 sodium out of cell and 2 potassium into the cell

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12
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Solute

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dissolved molecules

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13
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Second messengers

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cAMP

IP3

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14
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medial/lateral

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middle/side

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15
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Cereb

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Brain

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16
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Meso

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middle

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17
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what is the coronal/ frontal plane

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it give a front and back dissection

18
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Sub

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under

19
Q

Secondary Active transport

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Moves sugars and amino acids

20
Q

Channels

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facilitated diffusion

21
Q

Exocytosis

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large molecules out (enzymes, hormones, neurotransmitters)

22
Q

The Ca2+ pump

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helps release neurotransmitter in neurons and muscle contractions

23
Q

Osmosis

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Water travels to and from the plasma slowly

24
Q

hyper

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above

25
Q

sagittal plane dissection

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right and left

26
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Hypertonic Solution

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Solute concentration inside the cell is lower than the fluid surrounding it

27
Q

Heemi

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Half

28
Q

endo

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within

29
Q

cranial/ caudal

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Head/ tail

30
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afferent/efferent

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going into/ exiting

31
Q

Simple and facilitated diffusion

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movement from high to low concentration

32
Q

Cell signaling Short distance

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  • gap junctions-between the cells

* paracrine signaling- cells near organs secrete molecules (local signaling)

33
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Solution

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Solvent and water

34
Q

Epi

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over and next to

35
Q

Osmosis movement

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Low solute to high solute concentration

36
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Hypotonic Solution

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Solute concentration inside the cell is higher than the fluid surround it

37
Q

superior/ inferior

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above/ below

38
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Pumps

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active transport (ATP)

39
Q

Cell signaling Long distance

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  • Synaptic signaling - neurons secreting neurotransmitters

* Endocrine signaling- Glands that secrete hormones

40
Q

Iso

A

Same