Cells Flashcards

1
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Basic unit of all living things

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Cell

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2
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These are the _______
- Cell metabolism and energy use
- Synthesis of molecules
- Communication
- Reproduction and inheritance

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Functions of the cell

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3
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Cells’ ability to recognize and communicate with each other takes place through the _____________

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Cell membrane

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4
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Boundary separating substances inside the cell

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Intracellular

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4
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These are the __________

  1. Cells are complex and highly organized
  2. Contains genetic blueprint and machinery to use it
  3. Cells arise from the division of other cells
  4. Cells can perform variety of chemical reactions
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Properties of the cell

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5
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The _________ consists of:

  • 45–50% Lipids
  • 45–50% Proteins
  • 4–8% Carbohydrates
  • Glycolipids
  • Glycoproteins
  • Glycocalyx
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Plasma/Cell membrane

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6
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Separating substances from the outside cell.

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Extracellular

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7
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Collection of glycolipids, glycoproteins, and carbohydrates on the outer surface.

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Glycocalyx

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8
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___ and ___ are nonpolar that why the can pass through the membrane

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O2 and CO2

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9
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Form a lipid bilayer

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Phospholipids

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10
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The TAILS of phospholipid bilayer is ______________

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Hydrophobic (repels water)

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10
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The HEADS of phospholipid bilayer is ________

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Hydrophilic (attracts water)

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11
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Penetrate deeply into the lipid bilayer.

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Integral membrane proteins

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11
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Plasma membrane is neither rigid nor static in structure but highly flexible.

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Fluid-mosaic model

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12
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Inner or outer surface of the lipid bilayer.

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Peripheral membrane proteins

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13
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Cell surface molecules that allow cells to identify other cells of molecules.

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Marker molecules

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14
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INTEGRAL PROTEINS may function as _______________

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Attachment proteins

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15
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Proteins that attach cells to cells

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Cadherins

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16
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Proteins that attach cells to extracellular molecules

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Integrins

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17
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Integral proteins that allow ions/molecules to move through the membrane.

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Transport proteins

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18
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Each transport protein binds to and transport only a certain type of molecule/ion.

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Specificity

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19
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Result of similar molecules binding to transport protein.

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Competition

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20
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Rate of movement of molecules across membrane is limited by the number of available transport proteins.

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Saturation

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21
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One or more integral membrane proteins arranged forming tiny channels through the membrane.

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Channel proteins

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PISO
Potassium inside, Sodium outside
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Can be open or closed (limited movement)
Gated Ion channels
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Small molecules bind to proteins/glycoproteins.
Ligand-gated ion channels
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Always open and responsible for membrane’s permeability when at rest.
Leak Ion channels/Nongated
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Open or close when there is a change in membrane potential.
Voltage-Gated ion channels
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Integral membrane proteins that move ions or molecules from one side to another.
Carrier proteins/transporters
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Moves 1 specific ion/molecules.
Uniporters
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movement of 2 molecules in same direction
Symporters
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Movement of 2 different molecules in opposite directions.
Antiporters
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Binding sites for chemical signals in the extracellular fluid.
Receptor proteins
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Catalyze chemical reactions on either the inner or outer surface of the membrane.
Enzymes
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Intracellular material has a ____________ composition than the extracellular material.
different
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Two types of transport
Passive and Active Transport
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High to low concentration of SOLUTES
Diffusion
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Difference between two points divided by the distance between the two points.
Concentration gradient
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Diffusion of solvent (water) across a selectively permeable membrane from higher to lower WATER concentration
Osmosis
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Force required to prevent movement of water across cell membrane
Osmotic pressure
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Brings materials into cells using vesicles
Endocytosis
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Cell-eating/Engulfing large molecules
Phagocytosis
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Cell-drinking/Smaller molecules
Pinocytosis
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Secretory vesicles that accumulate materials for release outside the cell
Exocytosis
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Cell’s characteristics are determined by the type of ________ produced.
Proteins
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Process by which information stored in the genes of DNA directs protein synthesis.
Gene Expression
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Consist of NUCLEOTIDES joined together to form two nucleotide strands.
DNA (deoxyribose nucleic acid)
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DNA — RNA — PROTEIN
Gene expression
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- Copying DNA into mRNA - Double strand of DNA separates and forms mRNA
Transcription
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Utilization of mRNA to produce protein
Translation
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CODONS (3 nucleotide bases: ) are read by ANTICODONS (3 nucleotide bases) on ______________
Transfer RNA
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The longest phase in cell division
Interphase (G0 - G1- S - G2)
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Formation of 2 daughter cells
Mitosis
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This is the stage of ______________ - Chromatin condenses to form visible chromosomes - Spindle fibers assist breaking centromere between chromatids and move chromosomes to opposite sides - Nuclear membrane dissolves
Prophase
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Chromatids separate and call chromosomes
Anaphase
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Chromosomes align in the center
Metaphase
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Final phase
Telophase
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Cleavage furrow
Cytokinesis