cell biology - unit 1 Flashcards

1
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phospholipid bilayer of cholesterol and proteins which give function and strength to cell

A

plasma membrane

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2
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tunnel/pores which allows chemicals to pass through PM

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channels

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3
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uses atp breakdown to force chemicals across PM

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pump

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4
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bind/activate by hormone/neurotransmitters to change function of cell

A

receptors

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5
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protein that acts as a biological catalyst

A

enzyme

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6
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bind neighboring cells

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membrane junction proteins

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7
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3 types of membrane junction proteins

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tight junction, gap junction, and desmosomes

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8
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type of junction. channels that link cytoplasm b/w cells

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gap junction

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9
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type of junction. forms a strong connection b/w cells which provides tissues with strength and tear-proof

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desmosomes

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10
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type of junction. waterproof seal b/w cells and tissues

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tight junctions

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11
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how chemicals cross PM

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membrane transport

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12
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3 types of membrane transport

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passive, active, vesicular transport

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13
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type of transport. diffusion of chemicals across PM

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passive transport

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14
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type of transport. chemicals are pumped through PM

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active transport

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15
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type of transport. movement across PM via vesicles.

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vesicular transport

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16
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diffusion where chemicals can pass between phospholipids of PM

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simple diffusion

17
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diffusion where chemicals pass through protein channels in PM

A

facilitated diffusion

18
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diffusion of h2o. movement of low to high concentration.

A

osmosis

19
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solution that has a solute concentration greater than the cell’s. causes cell to shrivel.

A

hypertonic solution

20
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a solution that has a solute concentration less than the cells. causes cell to swell.

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hypotonic solution

21
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a solution that has a solute concentration equal to the cells. causes equal movement in /out of cell.

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isotonic solution

22
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two forms of vesicular transport

A

endocytosis and exocytosis

23
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“phagocytosis.” cell engulfs materials just outside of PM and pinches it off to form a vesicle with the material inside

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endocytosis