Cell Homeostasis Flashcards

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What is homeostasis?

A

Dynamic constancy of internal environment in cells, tissues, organs and entire body.

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2
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What effect has detergent on animal cells?

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Degrades cell membrane and shrinks the cell.

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3
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What effect has etanol on animal cells?

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Cell shrinks. It is not a hypertonic solution but alcohol dehydrates the cell.

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4
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1,5% NaCL

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Hypertonic solution. Cell shrinks because water travel outside the cell because of the higher amount of solutes

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5
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Distilled H2O?

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Hypotonic solution –> Haemolysis

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6
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What is physiological solution?

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0,9% NaCL

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7
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What must be considered in the case of blood sample collection and sample treatment?

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To have a cell friendly and homeostatic environment.

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8
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Name 5 different kinds of cell lysis based on the causing agent?

A

Osmotic
Physical (ultrasound, temperature)
chemical( reaction with membrane lipids)
toxic (bacterial, protozoa toxins), immunological(membrane defects)

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9
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Name the four major buffer systems in mammalian bodies?

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Bicarbonate buffer (carbonic acid) primary ECF buffer.
Protein buffer primary ICF, but also ECF.
Haemoglobin buffer primary buffer against carbonic acid changes
Phosphate buffer important urinary buffer, also ICF.
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What is PSB?

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Phosphate buffered saline - an isotonic, non-toxic solution for ex vivo works with mammalian cells/tissue/organs. Maintain constant pH.

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