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1
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size & shape of cells

A

vary in size & shape

microscopic

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2
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composition of cells

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cytoplasm
organelles
plasma membrane

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3
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location of cytoplasm

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fluid in cells

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4
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location of organelles

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specialized structures in cytoplasm

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5
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location of plasma membrane

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surrounding the cell

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6
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function of plasma membrane

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boundary
selectively permeability
2 layered membrane

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7
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what is plasma membrane made of

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(2 layered membrane)

-phospholipids
-protein

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8
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function of cytoplasm

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substance from nucleus to plasma membrane

contains cytoskeleton

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cytoskeleton

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framework, support, movement

microfilaments & microtubules

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10
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what are ribosomes made of

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2 sub units of ribosomal RNA (rRNA)

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11
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location of ribosomes

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attached to rough ER
free in cytoplasm

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12
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function of ribosomes

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makes enzymes & proteins (protein factories)

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13
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endoplasmic reticulum (ER)

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sacs & canals

carries through cytoplasm

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14
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rough ER

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transports proteins made by ribosomes

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15
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smooth ER

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synthesizes chemicals, makes a new membrane

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16
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location of golgi apparatus

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flattened sacs near nucleus

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17
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function of golgi apparatus

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(chemical processing & package center)

collects chemicals to move from smooth ER outside plasma membrane

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18
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mitochondria

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inner & outer membranous sacs

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19
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function of mitochondria

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(power plants)

1 DNA molecule
energy releasing chemical reactions (cellular respiration)

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20
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lysosomes

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membrane enclosed packets containing digestive enzymes

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21
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function of lysosomes

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  1. protective function (eat microbes)
  2. formerly thought to be responsible for apoptosis (programmed cell death)
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22
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centrosome

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  1. microtubule
  2. centrioles
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23
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microtubule

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organizing region of cytoskeleton

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24
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centrioles

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paired organelles within centrosome

moving chromosomes during cell reproduction

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25
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nucleus

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control center
genome
making proteins
determine cell structure & functions

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component structures in nucleus

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nuclear envelope
nucleoplasm
nucleolus
chromatin granules

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27
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nucleus involving DNA

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  1. DNA becomes tightly coiled chromosomes during cell division
  2. 46 clear chromosomes contain DNA
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28
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cell extensions

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  1. microvilli
  2. cilia
  3. flagella
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29
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what is a cell extensions

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extending beyond boundary of a cell

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30
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microvilli

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short extensions

slight movement for cell absorption

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31
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cilia

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hairlike extensions

sensory function

moves wavelike to propel mucus

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32
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flagella

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single projections
act as “tail” of sperm

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33
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every human cell has a designated function:

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maintain the cell
regulate life processes

34
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specialized functions of a cell:

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differ depending on number and type of organelles

35
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2 types of membrane transport:

A

Passive
Active

36
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what is a membrane transport

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move substances in and out of cell

37
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passive transport

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  1. no ATP
  2. down concentration gradient
38
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active transport

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  1. uses ATP
  2. only in living things
  3. up concentration gradient
39
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Passive transport processes

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Diffusion
Dialysis
Osmosis
Filtration

40
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Diffusion

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scatter evenly throughout space
high to low concentration

41
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diffusion equilibrium

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solutes move through channels or carriers in membrane

equality of concentration of solution on both sides of membrane

42
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semipermeable membranes

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pores that allow only certain substances to pass through

43
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dialysis

A

may have semipermeable membrane

uneven distribution

used in medical procedures

44
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osmosis

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passive movement of water molecules when some cannot cross membrane

produces equilibrium by diluting concentrated solutes

osmotic pressure

45
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filtration

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movement of water and solutes caused by hydrostatic pressure on one side of membrane

46
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active transport processes

A
  1. ion pumps
  2. phagocytosis
  3. pinocytosis
47
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ion pumps

A

protein complex in cell membrane

use ATP to move substances across membrane against concentration gradient

48
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examples of ion pumps

A

(ion pumps work with glucose & amino acids. ions are transported)

  1. sodium - potassium pump
  2. calcium pump
49
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phagocytosis

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cell eating

protective mechanism to destroy bacteria or debris from tissue damage

50
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pinocytosis

A

cell drinking

engulfs fluid or dissolved substances

51
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cell growth

A

proteins determine structure & function of cells

protein synthesis is directed by 2 nucleic acids

52
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nucleic acids

53
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structural & functional proteins

A

structure:
collage & keratin

functional:
hormones, enzymes, channels & receptors

54
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types of cell growth

A
  1. DNA
  2. RNA
  3. protein synthesis
55
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shape of DNA

A

spiral staircase (double helix)

56
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DNA

A

46 chromosomes in nucleus

57
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DNA base pairs are made of

A

deoxyribose (sugar)
phosphate

58
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gene

A

sequence of base pairs in DNA

indirectly determines cell structure & function

59
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RNA

A

genes that do not code directly for proteins

protein synthesis

subunits made of nucleotides

60
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3 types of protein synthesis

A

transcription

mRNA pass from nucleus to cytoplasm to direct protein synthesis in ribosomes & ER

translation

61
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what is protein synthesis

A

occurs in cytoplasm

genetic info passes from nucleus to cytoplasm

62
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transcription

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DNA separates to form mRNA

63
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translation

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mRNA transcript to synthesize proteins in cytoplasm in ribosomes

64
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codon

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series of 3 nucleotide bases in mRNA that acts as code for amino acid

65
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transfer RNA (tRNA)

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carries amino acid and anticodon

tRNA brings amino acid to mRNA

66
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steps for cell reproduction

A
  1. cell life cycle - reproduction
  2. DNA replication
  3. Mitosis
67
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what is cell life cycle

A

reproduction of cell, division of nucleus and the cytoplasm

2 daughter cells from division

interphase

68
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interphase

A

when cell is not actively dividing

69
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DNA replication

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half of DNA becomes whole molecule identical to original DNA

70
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mitosis

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cell division that distributes identical nuclear chromosomes (DNA) to each new cell formed

71
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steps of mitosis (PMAT)

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Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase

72
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prophase

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chromatin granules become organized

pairs of linked chromatids

centrioles move away from nucleus

nuclear envelope disappears

spindle fibers appear

73
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metaphase

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chromosomes align across center cell

spindle fibers attach themselves to each to each chromatid

74
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anaphase

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centromeres break apart

separated chromatids > chromosomes

chromosomes are pulled to opposite ends of each cell

cleavage develops

75
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telophase

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cell division completed

nuclear envelope & nucleoli in daughter cells

cytoplasm divided (cytokineses)

76
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what happens after telophase

A

daughter cells fully functional ending mitosis & entering interphase

77
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results of cell division

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two identical cells

growing tissues, replacing old or damaged cells

78
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differentiation

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daughter cells specialize & from different tissues

79
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neoplasms (new tumors)

A

abnormalities of mitotic division can produce malignant or benign tumors

80
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anticodon

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tRNA complements mRNA codon

A&P 1 (6 decks)

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