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Chapter 3 Cells Flashcards

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Human cells have 3 basic parts:

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Plasma membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus

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The study of cells

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Cytology

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What kind of bilateral is the plasma membrane?

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Phospholipid

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Plasma membrane structure

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Dynamic fluid structure, is selectively permeable, seperated intercellular fluid (ICF) from extracellular fluid (ECF)

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Membrane lipids

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75% phospholipids
5% glycolipids
20% cholesterol

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Phospholipids parts

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Polar Hydrophilic phosphate heads and unipolar hydrophilic fatty acid tails

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Define Glycolipids

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Lipids with sugar groups, cell identification

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Membrane proteins

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Integral and peripheral proteins

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Integral protiens

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Firmly inserted in membrane, mostly transmembrane protiens

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Peripheral protiens

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Loosely attached to integral protiens

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Define glycocalyx

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Fuzzy stick “sugar covering” at cell surface (glycolipids and glycoproteins
Acts as biological market allowing cells to recognize eachother

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Cell junctions

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Tight junctions
Desmosomes
Gap junctions

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Tight junction

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Impermeable junctions that prevent molecules from passing through intercellular space, in lining of intestines

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Desmosomes

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Anchoring junctions to prevent desperation of cells and withhold mechanical stress

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Gap junction

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Communication junction that allow small molecules to pass from cell to cell, cardiac muscle & smooth muscle

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Passive transport

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Does not use ATP

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Diffusion

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Movement of molecules down their concentration gradient

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Different diffusions

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Simple diffusion

Facilitied diffusion

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Simple diffusion

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diffusion of solutes through plasma membrane without using a channel or carrier

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Speed of a molecule is determined by

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Size and temp and concentration gradient

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Carrier mediated

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Sugars and amino acids are moved through membrane via protein carriers

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Channel mediated

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Ions and water are moved through membrane via protein channels

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Osmosis

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Diffusion of a solvent through selectively permeable membrane, water moves from a solution with a higher concentration to a solution with lower concentration

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Osmolarity

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Measure of total concentration of solute particles in a solution

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Isotonic solution

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Solution with same solute concentration as a cellular fluid

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Hypertonic solution

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Solution with higher solute concentration than cellular fluid

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Hypertonic solution

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Solution with lower solute concentration than cellular fluid

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Cells lose water and shrink if exposed to a

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Hypertonic solution

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Cells gain water and swell if exposed to a

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Hypotonic solution

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Active processes

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Uses ATP to move substances across membrane

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Active transport

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Both primary and secondary active transport uses solute pumps to move substances against a concentration gradient

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Primary active transport

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Energy used to transfer molecules is directly from ATP

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Secondary active transport

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Energy used to transport molecules is from energy stored in ionic gradients created by primary active transport

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Vesicular transport

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Uses membraneous sacs to transport particles, macromolecules, and fluids across the plasma membrane or within the cell

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Endocytosis

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Transport into the cell

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Phagocytosis

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Endocytosis in which large, solid materials are brought into the cell

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Pinocytosis

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Endocytosis in which a small volume of extra cellular fluid with dissolved solutes is taken into a cell

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Receptor-mediated endocytosis

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Endocytosis in which specific substances bind to receptor protiens and are ingested

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Membraneous sacs in vesicular transport

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Vesicles

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Transcytosis

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Transport into, across, then out of cell

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Vesicular trafficking

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Transport from one area in the cell to another

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Exocytosis

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Transport out of cell

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42
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What does RMP stand for

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Resting membrane potential

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Resting membrane potential

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A condition in which the inside of the cell membrane is negatively charged compared to the positively charged outside

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The RMP ranges from

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-50 to -100 mV

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45
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RMP is mainly determined by what

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Concentration gradient of potassium

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RMP is maintained by what

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Active transport pumps

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Major positive ion inside cell

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Sodium

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Major positive ion inside cell

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Potassium

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Cytoplasm

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Cellular material between the cell membrane and the nucleus

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Three major elements of cytoplasm

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Cytolsol
Organelles
Inclusions

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Cytolsol

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Water with solutes (protien, salts, sugars)

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Organelles

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Metabolic machinery of cell; specialized function; membraneous or nonmembraneous

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Inclusions

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Vary with cell type; eg glycogen granules, pigments

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Mitochondria

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Membraneous organelles that produce most of the ATP for a cell via aerobic cellular respiration; contain their own DNA, RNA, and ribosomes, can do cell division

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Ribosomes

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Small granules consisting of ribosomal RNA and protien; site of protein synthesis

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Endoplasmic reticulum (ER)

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Extensive system of tubes and membraneous throughout cytosol enclosing fluid filled cavities

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Fluid filled cavities in ER

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Cisterns

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Rough ER

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Has ribosomes that synthesis all protiens for secretion and all plasma membrane protiens

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Smooth ER

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Continuation of rough ER, looping network of tubules; no ribosomes; it’s enzymes function in lipid and steroid synthesis and drug detoxification

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Golgi apparatus

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Series of membraneous sacs associated with membraneous vesicles

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Golgi apparatus function

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Modify, concentrates, and packages protiens and lipids made at ER

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Peroxisomes

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Membraneous sacs containing enzymes, detoxifies harmful substances

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Lysosomes

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Membraneous sacs containing digestive enzymes, digest warn out organelles, ingested bacteria, viruses, and toxins

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Three types of cytoskeleton

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Microfilaments
Intermediate filaments
Microtubules

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Cytoskeleton

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Series of rods and fibers that run throughout the cytosol, supporting cellular structures and aiding in cell movement

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Microfilaments

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Made from protien actin (also called actin filaments)

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Intermediate filaments

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Tough protien fibers constructed like ropes

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Microtubules

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Hollow tubes made from tubulins; form centrioles, cilia, and flagella

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Centerosome

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A region near the nucleus that functions to organize microtubules and the mitotic spindle

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Centrioles

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Small, barrel shaped organelles associated with the centrosome

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Cilia

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Whiplike extensions that move substances across body surfaces

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Flagella

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Long projections that move whole cells (sperm cell)

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Microvilli

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Finger like extensions of membrane that increase surface area

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Nucleus

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Largest organelle, contains DNA

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Three regions of nucleus

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Nuclear envelope, chromatin, nucleolus (ribosome factory)

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One nucleus

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Uninucleate

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Several nuclei

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Multinucleate

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Zero nucleus

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Anucleate

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Meiosis

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Cell division producing gametes (sperm cells)

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Mitosis

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Cell division producing identical daughter cells

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Cell cycle

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Series of changes a cell goes through from the time it is formed to the time it reproduces

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Two main periods of the cell cycle

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Interphase (g1, s, g2) and mitotic phase

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DNA replication

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Prior to cell divison the cell makes a copy of DNA. Each DNA molecule is composed of one old and one new strand

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Cell divison

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Mitosis (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase)

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Cytokenenscus

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Division of cytoplasm

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Master blueprint for the structure of all protiens that the body synthesizes are found on the

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DNA

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Segment of DNA with blueprint for one polypeptide chain is called a

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Gene

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Protien synthesis occurs in 2 steps

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Transcription

Translation

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Transcription

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DNA information is coded into mRNA (takes place in nucleolus)

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Translation

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mRNA is decided to assemble a protien (in cytoplasm)

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Three major forms of RNA (ribonucleic acid)

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mRNA
tRNA
rRNA

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mRNA

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Long nucleotide stands that defect the exact nucleotide sequence of DNA, provides a three base sequence that provides the genetic information needed for protien synthesis

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tRNA

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Short RNA molecule that transfers amino acids to the ribosomes, contains three based sequence complementary to mRNA

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rRNA

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Large and small subunits that combine to form ribosomes

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In tRNA three based sequence

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Anticodon

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Three based sequence in mRNA

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Codons

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Each codon is specific for ___ amino acid

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One

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Aquaporins (AQPs)

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Water moves through these channels

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Hydrostatic pressure

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The back pressure exerted by water against the membrane

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Osmotic pressure

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The tendency of the water to move into the cell by osmosis

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Tonicity

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The ability of a solution to change the shape or tone if cells by altering the cells internal water volume

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Solute pumps

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Move solutes

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Symport system

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In secondary active transport the two transported substances move in the same direction

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Antiport system

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In secondary active transport the two transported substances move in the opposite direction

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Phagocytosis

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Cell engulfs a large or solid material then digests it

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All cells are

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Polarized

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Cell adhesion molecules (CAMS)

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Embryonic development and wound repair and immunity

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Ligands

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Chemicals that bind specifically to plasma membrane receptors

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Endomembrane system

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System of organelles that work together to produce, grade, store, export biological molecules and degrade potentially harmful substances

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Autolysis

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When the cell digests itself

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Chromatin is composed of

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30% DNA
60% histone proteins
10% RNA

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How is DNA made

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Replication bubble forms, the older strand goes with the new and starts creating DNA, leading strand is synthesized continuously while the lagging strand is in segments

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