Chapter 3 Flashcards
the study of cells
cytology
major structural parts of the cell
cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus
cell membrane proteins
integral, peripheral
lie loosely on the inner and outer surface of the cell membrane
integral
inserted into and extend across the lipid bilayer
peripheral
coats white blood cells for traction
selectin
grabs WBC and tells it where to go
integrin
gel like material between the nucleus and cell membrane
cytoplasm
protein synthesis
rough er
lipid synthesis
smooth er
packaging and transport of proteins
Golgi apparatus
atp production
mitochondria
storage of various materials
vesicles
storage of water
vacuole
breakdown materials inside the cell
lysosomes
protein synthesis
ribosomes
cell division
centrosome
releases hydrogen peroxide and catalase to decompose it
peroxisomes
regulates movement of material between the nucleus and cytoplasm
nuclear envelope
loosely coiled strand of DNA and protein
chromatin
contains genetic material DNA which directs all cell activities
nucleus
movement of molecules or ions from an area of high concentration to low concentration
simple diffusion
movement of molecules from high to low using a protein carries to cross a membrane
facilitated diffusion
movement of water molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration of water
osmosis
equal osmotic pressure inside and out
isotonic
solutions that have a higher osmotic pressure
hypertonic
solutions that have a lower osmotic pressure
hypotonic
movement of a substance through a membrane by hydrostatic pressure
filtration
process by which larger molecules enter the cell
endocytosis
“cell eating” solid materials
phagocytosis
“cell drinking” liquid materials
pinocytosis
process by which large molecules exit the cell
exocytosis
series of changes a cell undergoes from the time it forms until cell division occurs
cell cycle
period of time before cell division occurs
interphase
division of a somatic cell forming 2 genetically identical somatic cell
mitosis
DNA packaged into identical paired bundles called chromatids
prophase
chromosomes line up
metaphase
chromatids dragged to opposite ends
anaphase
new nucleus, chromosomes uncoil
telaphase
division of the cytoplasm
cytokinesis
cell death
apoptosis
characteristics of cancer cells
- hyperplasia
- invasiveness
- angiogenesis
- metastasis
uncontrolled cell growth
hyperplasia
cells break through barriers in tissues
invasiveness
cells induce the formation of blood vessels
angiogenesis
cells spread to other tissues
metastasis
disorganized mass from abnormal cell growth
tumor
no tendency to spread
benign tumor
a group of diseases resulting from runaway growth of body’s own cells where the abnormal cells crowd out/destroy the healthy cells
cancer