Cytology Flashcards
Coined the term “cell”
Robert Hooke
Proposed the first cell theory
Schleiden and Schwann
The Cell Theory:
a. _____ _____ come from _____ _____
b. _____ _____ _____ are composed of _____
c. The _____ is the _____ structural unit of _____ _____ _____
a. All cells come from other cells
b. All living things are composed of cells
c. The cell is the simplest structural unit of all living things
Part of the cell:
Outer boundary
Cell or plasma membrane
Part of the cell:
Point of interactions to external environment
Cell or plasma membrane
Part of the cell:
Central area
Nucleus
Part of the cell:
Contains genetic cell materials
Nucleus
Part of the cell:
Directs cell activities
Nucleus
Part of the cell:
Between the cell membrane and the nucleus
Cytoplasm
Part of the cell:
Encloses the cell
Cell or plasma membrane
Part of the cell:
Supports cell contents
Cell or plasma membrane
Part of the cell:
Selective barrier
Cell or plasma membrane
Part of the cell:
Manage communications between cells
Cell or plasma membrane
The plasma membrane is a _____ membrane
Semipermeable
A mixture of liquids, solids, or gasses in which the
substances are uniformly distributed with no clear boundaries
within the substance
Solution
Movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration in a solution
Diffusion
The movement of solvent across a permeable membrane
Osmosis
Movement of molecules through the phospholipid bilayer
Simple diffusion
Movement of molecules through transport protein
Facilitated diffusion
Movement of small and non-polar particles through a phospholipid bilayer
Simple diffusion
Movement of large or polar particles through a transport protein
Facilitated diffusion
The force required to prevent the movement of water by osmosis across a selectively permeable membrane
Osmotic pressure
The number of _____ particles determines the osmotic pressure
Solute
Solution that has the same concentration of solute particles and the same osmotic pressure as another solution
Isosmotic
Solution that has a greater concentration of solute particles and a greater osmotic pressure than another solution
Hyperosmotic
Solution that has a lower concentration of solute particles and a lower osmotic pressure than another solution
Hypoosmotic
Diffusion that is assisted by proteins
Facilitated Diffusion
A cell in an isotonic solution will [shrink/rupture/maintain its size]
Maintain its size
A cell in a hypotonic solution will [shrink/swell/maintain its size]
Swell
A cell in a hypertonic solution will [shrink/swell/maintain its size]
Shrink
Means rupture
Lysis
Means shrink
Crenation
Movement of ions and molecules assisted by transport proteins across a plasma membrane
Mediated transport
Movement of ions and molecules by ATP
Active transport
Term that describes the movement of molecules from an area of lower concentration to an area of higher concentration
Uphill
Part of the Cell:
A membrane bound sac that surrounds substances within the cytoplasm of the cell
Vesicle
Movement of materials by vesicles in and out of the cell through an active process
Vesicular transport
Vesicular transport of materials into the cell
Endocytosis
Term for cell “eating”
Phagocytosis
Term for cell “drinking”
Pinocytosis
Vesicular transport of materials out of the cell
Exocytosis
What are the three components of cytosol?
Fluid portion, cytoskeleton, cytoplasmic inclusion
Dissolved ions and molecules in the cytosol
Solution
Ions and molecules suspended in the cytosol
Colloid
Part of the cell:
Proteins that support the cell
Cytoskeleton
Part of the cell:
Hold organelles in shape
Cytoskeleton
Part of the cell:
Enables cell to change shape
Cytoskeleton
Part of the cell:
Assist in the process of cell division
Microtubules
Part of the cell:
Forms organelles e.g. flagella, cilia, spindle fibers
Microtubules
Part of the cell:
Small fibrils that form bundle or networks in the cytoplasm of the cell
Microfilaments
Part of the cell:
Provides ability for muscle to contract
Microfilaments
Part of the cell:
Provides mechanical support of the cell
Intermediate microfilaments
Part of the cell:
Chemicals that are produced by the cell
Cytoplasmic inclusion
Part of the cell:
Cell structure that are specialized for functions
Organelles
T/F: The nucleus has pores for passage of materials
True
Part of the cell:
Part of the DNA that directs cell functions and structures
Genes
Part of the cell:
Structure of nuclear DNA
Chromosomes
Part of the cell:
Delicate filaments of chromosomes dispersed in the nucleus
Chromatin
Each chromosome consists of _____ chromatids
Two
Part of the cell:
Round nuclear body found in the nucleus with no surrounding membranes
Nucleolus
Part of the cell:
Produces rRNA
Nucleolus
Part of the cell:
Site where proteins are produced
Ribosomes
Part of the cell:
Site where proteins are synthesized for export outside the cell
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Part of the cell:
Site for lipid and carbohydrate synthesis
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Part of the cell:
For detoxification of chemicals within the cells
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Part of the cell:
Collects, modifies, and distributes proteins and lipids to various locations
Golgi apparatus
Part of the cell:
Small membrane bound sacs that transport materials produced by the cell outside of the cell
Secretory vesicles
Part of the cell:
Have enzymes that act as an intracellular digestive system
Lysosome
Part of the cell:
Involved in the inflammatory process
Lysosome
Lysosome break down bone to produce _____
Calcium
Part of the cell:
Membrane bound vesicles containing enzymes that breakdown fatty acids, amino acids and, hydrogen peroxide
Peroxisomes
Part of the cell:
Tunnel like structure that is responsible for the breakdown and recycling of proteins within the cells
Proteasomes
Part of the cell:
Bean shaped, rod shaped, thread like organelles responsible for the production of ATP
Mitochondria
Part of the cell:
Specialized zone of cytoplasm that is the center for microtubule formation
Centrioles
Part of the cell:
Hair like structure responsible for movement of particles outside of the cell
Cilia
Part of the cell:
Responsible for movement of cell
Flagella
Part of the cell:
Extension of plasma membranes supported
by microfilaments found in the intestines
Microvilli
Method of taking cells apart and separating the major organelles from one another
Cell fractionation
Used to fractionate cells into their component parts
Centrifuge
Common to all cells: They are bound by a \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ They contain a semi-fluid substance called \_\_\_\_\_ They contain \_\_\_\_\_ They all have \_\_\_\_\_
Common to all cells: They are bound by a plasma membrane They contain a semi-fluid substance called cytosol They contain chromosomes They all have ribosomes
_____ cells contain a true nucleus, bound by a membranous nuclear envelope
Eukaryotic
_____ cell do not contain a nucleus
Prokaryotic
_____ cell has organelles
Eukaryotic
Prokaryotic cells have their DNA located in a region called _____
Nucleoid
Plasma membrane is composed of a _____ _____
Lipid bilayer
What are the three major components of a cell?
Cytoplasm, organelles, cytosol
Cell shape:
Thin and flat
Squamous
Cell shape:
Tall and rectangular
Columnar
Cell shape:
Cubes
Cuboidal
Cell shape:
Spindle-shaped
Fusiform
Cell shape:
Many sides
Polygonal
Cell shape:
Star-like
Stellate
Cell shape:
Globular
Spherical
Cell shape:
Disc-shape
Circular
Cell shape:
Elongated
Threadlike
Cell shape:
Long, cylindrical
Filamentous
Cell shape:
Spider web
Spider-like
What are the three basic bacterial shapes?
Coccus, bacilli, spirillum
Bacterial shape:
Sphere-shaped
Coccus
Bacterial shape:
Rod-shaped
Bacilli
Bacterial shape:
Spiral-shaped
Spirillum
Bacterial shape:
Streptococcus
Coccus
Bacterial shape:
Lactobacillus
Bacilli
Bacterial shape:
Spirillium
Spirillium