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Chapter 4 - The Cell Flashcards

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Somatic Cells

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body cells, all cells in the body except gametes

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Gametes

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sex cells

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3 major parts of cell

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Plasma membrane
Cytoplasm
Nucleus

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Cytoplasm

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all parts of cells between plasma membrane and nucleus

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Cytosol

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intracellular fluid between plasma membrane and nucleus

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Function of Cytosol

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  • support organelles (cytoskeleton)

- storage depot (inclusions)

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Inclusions

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cellular products collected in cytosol consisting of metabolic products or substances that can be converted to energy

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4 most common inclusions

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  • Fat droplets (adipocyte)
  • Glycogen (stored in liver and muscle cells)
  • Melanin (melanocytes)
  • Hemoglobin (oxygen carrying compound in RBCs)
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Cytoskeleton

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network of interlocking filamentous proteins in cytosol

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Types of Protein Filaments in Cytoskeleton

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  • microfilaments
  • microtubules
  • intermediate filaments
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Microfilaments protein and motor molecule

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actin

myosin

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Functions of Microfilaments

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  • shape and support plasma membrane
  • cell crawling (pseudopodia and microvilli)
  • moving cell vesicles
  • completing cell division
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Microtubules protein and motor molecules

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  • tubulin
  • kinesin (toward plus)
  • dynein (toward minus)
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Function of Microtubules

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  • position organelles
  • move cilia/flagella
  • facilitate cell reproduction
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Centrosome

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microtubule production center; enclose two centrioles

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Centrioles

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organelles with 9 triplets of microtubules; function unknown

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Intermediate Filaments protein

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keratin
no “endedness” so no motor molecules
Secondary level of complexity

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Function of Intermediate Filaments

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  • reinforce cell junctions
  • prevent cells pulling apart
  • component in hair and nails
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Basal body

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anchors cilium or flagellum to the cell cortex and directs assembly of microtubules

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Organelles that Produce, Modify, or Package Molecules

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Ribosomes, Mitochondria, Golgi Complex, Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Function of Ribosome

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construction sites for synthesizing proteins

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Structure of Ribosome

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one large (60s) and one small (40s) subunit; formed from union of ribosomal proteins and rRNA

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Bound Ribosomes

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  • attach to surface of other organelles

- synthesized proteins leave the cell and function elsewhere (insulin)

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Free Ribosomes

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  • move about in cytosol

- synthesized proteins remain inside cell and carry out cellular functions

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Function of Mitochondria

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synthesizes most of cell’s ATP along inner membrane

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Structure of Mitochondria

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Two phospholipid bilayers (inner and outer); contains one circular double helix DNA molecule; contains protein synthesizing ribosomes (50s and 30s); divides through binary fission

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Endosymbiotic Theory

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Theory that mitochondria were once free-living bacteria that were absorbed by cells

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Function of Endoplasmic Reticulum

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protein and lipid synthesis

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Structure of ER

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Largest membranous organelle; membranous network extending from surface of nuclear membrane; rough and smooth ER

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Structure of Rough ER

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continuous with nuclear membrane; wavy layers enclose cisternae where proteins modified and stored; ribosomes bound to membrane

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Function of Rough ER

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  • Glycosylation - attach carbs to proteins to make glycoproteins
  • make proteins that cell exports
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Structure of Smooth ER

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networks of tubules and sacs moving out from nucleus; lacks ribosomes

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Function of Smooth ER

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  • construction site of phospholipids and cholesterol (lipids); detoxifies (hydrolysis of) alcohol and drugs; muscle cells store Ca(2+) ions
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Structure of Golgi Complex

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cis face points at rough ER and receives ER’s transport vesicles; narrower trans face points at plasma membrane

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Function of Golgi Complex

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processes and packages items for the cell; receives ER’s transport vesicles at cis face and synthesizes glycoproteins (hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate); releases secretory vesicles and lysosomes at trans face

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Organelles that Transport and Digest Products

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Transport Vesicles
Secretory Vesicles
Endocytic Vesicles
Lysosomes
Peroxisomes
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Vesicles

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Small, spherical organelles that transport substances through cytoplasm; originate at certain organelles or plasma membrane

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Endomembrane System

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ER, Golgi complex, and lysosomes interactions through vesicles to perform vital cellular function

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Secretory pathway

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outbound pathway moves materials from endomembrane system to plasma membrane

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Endocytic pathway

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inbound pathway moves material from plasma membrane to endomembrane system

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Transport vesicles

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carry organic molecules from ER to Golgi complex and from Golgi to other organelles and plasma membrane; can secrete to ECF

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Secretory vesicles

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bud off Golgi complex and congregate near plasma membrane but secrete contents only when prompted by chemical in ECF

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Endocytic vesicles

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pinch off plasma membrane and deliver substances from ECF into cells

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Lysosomes

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specialized vesicles that pinch off Golgi complex, remain in cell, and decompose food molecules and worn out organelles

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Enzyme in Lysosome

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Hydrolases - digest large organic molecules, breaking into smaller molecules by hydrolysis

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More functions of Lysosomes

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  • digest contents of endocytic vesicles
  • autophagia - digests one of it own organelles
  • autolysis - lysosomes rupture to destroy cell
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Peroxisomes

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  • tiny organelles that break down fatty acids, amino acids, and various toxins using oxidase and catalase enzymes; form by pinching in two
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Oxidase function

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  • removes electrons from molecules causing them to break apart
  • converts free radicals into hydrogen peroxide
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Catalase function

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converts hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen

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