Cell Flashcards

1
Q

primary cilium is present in which cells

A

all cells

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2
Q

why don’t primary cilium move

A

they lack middle 2 of the 9+2

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3
Q

eg of a disease involving primary cilium

A

PKD

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4
Q

two types of giant cells

A
langerhans type (crescent)
foreign body type (central)
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5
Q

koilocyte

A

big more colorful nuclei with irregular nuclear membrane and perinulear halo (think about nucleus and cytopathic effect)

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6
Q

koilocyte is typical of

A

HPV infection (p16)

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7
Q

hemosiderin is usally seen in

A

macrophages (eat RBC and Hb after Hge)

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8
Q

stony hard tumors are described as

A

scirrhous

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9
Q

adenoma

A

benign epithelial neoplasm

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10
Q

papillary cystadenoma

A

adenoma (gland)
cyst (cystic)
papillary (papillary projections)

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11
Q

hamartoma vs choristoma

A

choristoma pancreatic tissue in stomach

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12
Q

anaplastic

A

undifferentiated

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13
Q

dysplasia means

A

disordered growth

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14
Q

malignant neoplasm def

A

infiltrate, invade and metastasize

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15
Q

malignant cells def

A

pleomorphic, high NC ratio, hyperchromatic, nuceloli, loss of polarity, abnormal mitoses

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16
Q

grading means

A

differentiation status

17
Q

hemidesmosome

A

basal surface to basal lamina

18
Q

tight junction

A

don’t allow passage of anything

(zonula occludens?)

19
Q

desmosome and hemidesmosome are of — filaments

A

intermediate

20
Q

gap junction allow

A

passage of things

21
Q

adherens junction is made up of

A

actin

22
Q

gap, tight (occludens), hemidesmosome are

A

easy to remember

23
Q

zonula adherens and desmosome are

A

not easy to remember

may be desmosome (intermediate filaments just like hemidesmosome)

24
Q

PAS stain red for

A

carbohydrates

25
Q

acid fuchsin-toluidine blue

A

acid fuchsin stain proteins pink

toluidine blue stain RER blue

26
Q

gap junctions contain what

A

connexins