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1
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major body cavities

A

cranial
thoracic
abdominopelvic

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2
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fluid filled compartments

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circulatory system
eyes
cerebrospinal fluid
pleural and pericardial sacs

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3
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three fluid compartments

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plasma
interstitial fluid
intracellular fluid

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4
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four cell membrane functions

A

physical isolation
regulation of exchange with the environment
communication btw cell and environment
structural support

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5
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fluid mosiac model

A

see diagram

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6
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organization of typical animal cell

A

see diagram

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7
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cytosol

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fluid portion of cytoplasm

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8
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inclusions

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lipid droplets
glycogen granules
ribosomes

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9
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protein fibers

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cytoskeleton
centrioles
cilia
flagella

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10
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organelles

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mitochondria
endoplasmic reticulum
Golgi
lysosomes
peroxisomes

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11
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microfilaments

A

actin fibers

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12
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intermediate filaments

A

keratin
neurofilaments

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13
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microtubules

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tubulin

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14
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actin

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associates with myosin for muscle contraction

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15
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keratin

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hair and nails, protective barrier of skin

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16
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tubulin

A

movement of cilia, flagella , and chromosomes, intracellular transport of organelles, cytoskeleton

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17
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five major functions of cytoskeleton

A

cell shape
internal organization
intracellular transport
assembly of cells into tissues
movement

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18
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why must protein assembly happen in seperate compartments?

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must protect DNA so assembly of proteins has to happen outside of nucleus

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19
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extracellular matrix structures

A

synthesized and secreted by cells, composed of proteoglycans, insoluble protein fibers

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20
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7 main categories of connective tissue

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loose connective tissue
dense irregular connective tissue
dense regular connective tissue
adipose
blood
cartilage
bone

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21
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pluripotent

A

cells can become anything except go back from placental

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22
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totipotent

A

cells can become ANYTHING

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23
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multipotent

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cells can pursue multiple routes but not all

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24
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hollow organs

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heart, lungs, blood vessels, intestines

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25
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lumen

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interior of any hollow organ

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26
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extracellular fluid

A

plasma, interstitial fluid

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27
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intracellular fluid

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just intracellular fluid

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28
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lipids

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phospholipids, sphingolipids, cholesterol

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29
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Phospholipid structures in aqueous (solvent = water) solutions

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Bilayer, micelle, liposome

30
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what are lipid rafts made of

A

sphingolipids and lipid anchored proteins

31
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differentiation

A

selected genes are active to lead to specialized cell

32
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centrosome

A

assembles tubulin monomers into microtubules

33
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centrioles

A

direct DNA movement in cell division

34
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cilia

A

fluid movement across cells

35
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flagella

A

cell movement through fluid

36
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myosins

A

muscle contraction

37
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dyneins

A

movement of cilia and flagella

38
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kinesins AND dyneins

A

movement of vesicles along microtubules

39
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lysosomes

A

break down bacteria and old organelles

40
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peroxisomes

A

break down fatty acids and toxic materials

41
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golgi apparatus

A

sorts, modifies, and packages proteins into vesicles

42
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rough ER

A

synthesis of proteins

43
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smooth ER

A

synthesis of fatty acids, steroids, lipids

44
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nuclear envelope

A

two membranes with pores

45
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chromatin

A

DNA and associated proteins

46
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nucleoli

A

control synthesis of rRNA

47
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histology

A

study of tissue structure and function

48
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extracellular matrix

A

synthesized and secrete by cells
composition varies from tissue to tissue

49
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proteoglycans

A

glycoproteins

50
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insoluble protein fibers

A

collagen, fibronectin, laminin

51
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cell adhesion molecules

A

membrane spanning proteins

52
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gap junctions

A

communicating junctions

53
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tight junctions

A

occluding junctions anchoring junctions

54
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cell matrix with integrins

A

hemidesmosomes, focal adhesions

55
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cell-cell

A

with cadherens

56
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exchange epithelium

A

very thin, flattened cells that allow gas exchange

57
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what do exchange epithelium line

A

blood vessels and lungs

58
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what are exchange epithelium classified as

A

simple squamous epithelium

59
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what is exchange epithelium call in the heart and blood vessels

A

endothelium

60
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transporting epithelium

A

cell shape– cuboidal columnar, many mitochondria, can be regulated to respond to stimuli

61
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basolateral membrane

62
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cilia

A

move fluid and particles in respiratory system and female reproductive tract

63
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protective epithelia

A

prevent exchange

64
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what do protective epithelia protect

A

areas subject to mechanical and chemical stress

65
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exo:endo function of pancreas

66
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secretory epithelia

A

produce and secrete a substance into the extracellular space

67
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exocrine glands

A

release products into external environment

68
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goblet cells

A

single exocrine cells that produce mucus

69
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endocrine glands

A

release hormones into extracellular compartments

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