Cytoskeleton Flashcards

1
Q

Intermediate filaments in the nuclei of cells

A

Lamins (not to be confused with LAMININS)

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2
Q

Intermediate filaments in epithelia and related structures

A

Keratins

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3
Q

Intermediate filaments in neurons

A

Neurofilaments

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4
Q

Intermediate filaments in fibroblasts

A

Vimentins (also in vascular smooth muscle)

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5
Q

Intermediate filaments in glia

A

Glial Fibrillary Acid Proteins (GFAPs)

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6
Q

Intermediate filaments in skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle

A

Desmin

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7
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Example of a microtubule associated protein (MAP)Role

A

taurole in microtubule assembly and stability

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8
Q

Filaments are made from more than one subunitWhat are the subunits

A

Microtubulesalpha and beta

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9
Q

Filaments are made from only one subunit type

A

Actinalpha, beta, and gamma

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10
Q

Explore the extracellular environment and are important for the guidance of nerve growth cones and angiogenic blood vessels.

A

Filopodia

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11
Q

Thin sheet-like projections that pull cells through tissues

A

Lamellopodia

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12
Q

Guide cells through embryonic development

A

Membrane blebbing

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13
Q

Allow for local degradation of extracellular matrix

A

Invadopodia

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14
Q

Located behind lamellopodium. Couples ____ ___ to ______ - mediated contractility and substrate (e.g. ____ or ________) adhesion necessary for cell to move

A

Lamella,Actin network to myosin-II mediated contractility and substrate (e.g. ECM or another cell) adhesion necessary for cell to move

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15
Q

9+2 complex of microtubles and one pair in the middle and MAPs called the axoneme - structure found in:

A

cilia

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16
Q

Attached to the basal body within the cell:

A

axoneme

17
Q

short cylinder of 9 microtubule triplets

A

basal body

18
Q

What parts of the cytoskeleton are intracellular?

A

microfilaments (actin filaments)
microtubules
intermediate filaments

19
Q

bundles of actin filaments in this apical specialization. what does it insert into?

A

Microvilli; terminal web

also stereocilia

20
Q

What is the role of stereocilia; cilia?

A

absorb, move material in surface parallel direction

21
Q

besides cytoskeleton, what has a role in tissue scaffolding?

A

BM

22
Q

What fibers are extracellular?

A

Reticular fibers, collagens (all numerals), and elastic fibers