Cells, tissue and organs Flashcards
1
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Identify membrane-bound organelles w/in cells & their roles (8)
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- Plasma memb: separate cell from enviro; enclose contents; Communication; metabolic processes
- R endoplasmic ret: synthesise & modify protein
- S ER: lipid, steroid, carbo. synthesis; detox harmful substances; breakdown gly -> glu
- Endosomes: vesicles - transport contents from outside cell
- Lysosomes: vesicle contain enzymes - digest molecules not needed
- Transport vesicles: move contents w/in cell
- Golgi app: modify, package & DISTRIBUTE proteins & lipids made in R ER
- Mitochon: provide ATP (energy)
2
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Identify membrane-bound organelles w/in cells & their roles (4)
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- MIcrotubules: Support & provide shape for cell; transport for organelles
- Ribosomes: site of protein synthesis
- Filaments: Support cell
- Centrioles: for cell division
3
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Outline differences observed b/w layered/tubular and solid organ
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- Tube: 3 layers w/ diff function, lumen, majority
- Solid: Solid, cells in CT framework, (features= stroma+parynchyma)
4
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name 4 tiss. & describe their functions
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- epithelium: Barrier; secretion/adsorption
- CT: Support
- Muscle tissue: voluntary & involuntary movements
- nerve tissue: Control functional activities
5
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Describe the layers of tubular organs (3)
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- Inner: next to lumen (epith. + underlying loose CT)
- Middle: thickest (muscle)
- Outer: cavity (CT fibrous protective layer + thin, flat epith.)
6
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List and describe inner & outer surface membranes
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- Cutaneous: dry abrasive protection layer e.g. skin
- Mucous: Moist membrane lubricated by secretions e.g. lung, GIT
- Serous: Mesothelial lining of body cavity e.g pleural, pericardial, peritoneal
- Vascular: Endothelial lining of BV & <3
- Serosa / adventitia: lines organs in peritoneum / retroperitoneum
7
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2 main features of compact organs
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Stroma (CT framework), Parynchyma (cells)
8
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4 Characteristics of stroma
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- Capsule (adventitia)
- Hilus
- Trabecula/septa
- Reticular framework
9
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State which NS these nerve cells can be found: astrocyte, microglia, Schwann cells & neuron
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CNS: astrocyte, microglia
PNS: Schwann cells
Both: Neuron