Chapter 2 (Lecture) Flashcards

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Reorder:

Organism/Tissues/cells/atoms/organs/organ systems

A
Atoms
Cells 
Tissues
Organs
Organ systems
Organism
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2
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All cells come from

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stem cells

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3
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Totipotent stem cell

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can become any cell in the body as well as an entire organism

toti=total

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4
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Pluripotent stem cell

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can become any cell in the body

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5
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Multi potent stem cell

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Can become a limited number of cell types

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6
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Adult stem cells are

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multipotent

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7
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Embryonic stem cells are

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pluripotent

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8
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Four major tissues originate from ____

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germ layers

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9
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The ectoderm leads to what types of cells

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nervous tissue, skin (covering tissue)

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10
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The mesoderm leads to what types of cells

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muscle (Middle stuff)

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11
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The endoderm leads to what types of cells

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inner tracts (inner stuff)

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12
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Atrophy means

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shrinkage or decrease in cell size.

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13
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causes of atrophy physical conditions:

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aging

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14
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Pathological causes of atrophy

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blood supply decrease, decreased nutrition, lack of neural or hormone support.

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15
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Hyperplasia

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increase in cell number due to hormonal stimulation, increased functional demand, chronic stress.

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16
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Meta plasia

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Replacement of one cell type with another (stress moves columnar epithelial to squamous, typically reversible)

17
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Dysplasia

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Change in cell resulting in abnormal cell size, shape, or organization.

18
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Dysplasia is often considered

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premalignant

19
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Apoptosis is

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programmed cell death, damage triggers it (mitochondria initiates it)

20
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Necrosis

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Sledgehammer: unregulated death, cells swell and rupture to damage nearby cells, causes inflammation. Always pathological (due to injuries)

21
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Aging occurs due to

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Cells not being able to repair telomeres (protective coverings at the end of dna)